Thirty-one-year-old actor Parry Shen does not speak with an accent or deliver Chinese food, although television and movies lead America to believe this ...
Read More »Students gained an understanding of the frequency of sexual assaults and were also able to participate in hands-on demonstrations in order to learn to ...
Read More »Every semester there's at least a handful of concerts on campus that a large portion of the College's students are unaware of. Maybe it's because these ...
Read More »Anyone who walked through Brower Student Center on Nov. 15 was probably blown away by the number of people and the amount of noise filling it, due to ...
Read More »As Zeta Tau Alpha (ZTA) showed in a fundraiser for breast cancer research, charity and fashion literally go hand-in-hand. The sorority sold pink rubber ...
Read More »Two days of cultural festivities culminated in a Black Student Union (BSU) sponsored- performance on Nov. 16 by Step Afrika, a dance and step team that ...
Read More »Instead of studying calculus and history in a classroom, imagine mastering military tactics and leadership techniques at Officer Candidate School for ...
Read More »As the temperature drops, the time we spend indoors rises. That seems logical enough. But what happens to people who have no homes to turn to as winter ...
Read More »When it comes to issues of race in America, it's not always so black and white. Asian-Americans and other minorities fall victim to the same kinds ...
Read More »With the holiday season just around the corner, many of us have taken up the art of hint-dropping - covertly mentioning to our loved ones the gifts we ...
Read More »Last Wednesday night, women representing a number of the College's clubs and organizations participated in a pageant based not on swimsuits, formal wear ...
Read More »Students filled the Rathskeller on Nov. 13 for a chance to see their peers at the College showcase their music, poetry and fiction stories in an event ...
Read More »It's a rainy afternoon and half of the College's students can be found sitting quietly in class, dreading the moment they have to go outside and brave ...
Read More »The Asian American Association (AAA) held FantAsia, an assortment of cultural workshops to promote Experience Asia, the November phenomenon celebrating ...
Read More »Strains of exotic dance music could be heard from the Travers/Wolfe main lounge last Friday night. Inside, members of the Indian Student Association (ISA) ...
Read More »Negative stereotypes of the Greek system cause many students to imagine the leaders of fraternities and sororities on campus spending their Friday nights ...
Read More »50 years later, and where are we? In the eyes of Lani Guinier, a professor at Harvard Law School, not as far as we might think. "Blacks ...
Read More »Finances, relationships, sports, family, friends, schoolwork and more could give anyone an ulcer. In what's often referred to as "the best years of their ...
Read More »Finding a job, continuing with school, moving out, finding an apartment or house in which to live and making it on one's own are all concerns of a college ...
Read More »It's not uncommon to hear about people who look for ways to help those in need, but it's a bit less common to hear about people who are able to make a ...
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