Speakers question state of America's race relations
By David Rout | Nov. 10, 200450 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 »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 ...
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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 ...
Read More »When Will Lewis strolls around campus dressed in a Scottish kilt and flowing cape, carrying an oversized walking stick, heads turn - and he likes it that ...
Read More »Christopher Turner, senior economics and statistics major, proved a perfect memory can be useful for more than test-taking when he participated in the ...
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Read More »While many College students spend their summers relaxing at the beach or working as interns, senior health and exercise science and education major Chris ...
Read More »In one of the many hidden corners of Brower Student Center, you can find the home of the Off-Campus Student Organization (OCSO). The small lounge, equipped ...
Read More »It's 9:15 p.m. on a Wednesday night and at a dance studio five minutes from campus, 15 pairs of feet are tapping along to jazz. The students are dancing ...
Read More »Acupuncture, herbal remedies, homeopathy - what really works? In the world of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), it just depends who you ask. ...
Read More »Meaghan Fleck spent last Friday night like any College student might: she ate a not-so-delicious dinner at Eickhoff Dining Hall, watched a movie in the ...
Read More »Here's a riddle: What courses currently offered on campus involve the Ace of Pentacles, the "V" position, Missy Elliot and Wycleff and a needle and thread? ...
Read More »In addition to being Election Day for the presidential race, Nov. 2 also marks the election for the Ewing Township Council. The current Democratic majority ...
Read More »On Nov. 2, the next president of the United States, either the incumbent George W. Bush or his opponent, Sen. John Kerry, will be chosen. Across the country, ...
Read More »It's Saturday night and your roommate has a big date. You, however, remain confined in your stuffy room. "Why don't I have a date?" you wonder. Maybe ...
Read More »Oct. 10 to 16 marked a week of intense spirit, excitement and competition among students at the College as they took part in the annual Homecoming festivities. ...
Read More »I find it difficult to grasp the fact that, like any other day, Nov. 2 will come and go and that this vicious campaign for the presidency will actually ...
Read More »Are you tired of self-congratulatory press releases and countdown clocks from the College? Are you a freshman who wants to be down with the College lingo? ...
Read More »For most students at the College, the most important day of spring is the day the housing lottery information is posted. As students take a look at the ...
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