Amherst riders gallop to first-place performances at home show

Although only 13 of the 24 team members chose to compete this semester, all Amherst riders were present on Saturday to help run the show. Team members left campus at 5:50 a.m. in order to arrive at the barn with ample time to clean and warm up the horses prior to the start of the competition at 9 a.m. Although none of the riders were happy about their early rising, all seemed to agree that the show went smoothly. “Saturday was hectic for all of us, particularly those who were holding horses and

Marx dispels requirements rumors

Marx immediately dispelled the misconception, assuring students that there is no reason to suspect a hidden agenda aimed at implementing such curriculum changes. He did, however, remind students that the College is about to enter into an evaluation period, as marked by the creation of the Committee on Academic Priorities (CAP). “The College is about to enter a rather in-depth process of evaluating itself to think about what the future of the college should be,” he said. “Let me reassure you that