Courtney Dowd

GOTCHA! The terror and paranoia continues, but with some new players introduced to the scene. The Master Assassins, a band of anonymous rogues, will now be patrolling the lawns, buildings and other once safe spaces of Amherst College. To the horror of many GOTCHA! players, who, until now, survived in

“Gotcha!” This word is sending a wave of paranoia across campus. Students are running to and from classes to avoid getting “got.” Other students can be seen outside buildings waiting for their victims, with guns at the ready. Has Amherst created a new class in stalking?

When middle and high school students in the program began to work together on their own plots, a group called Protectores de la Tierra (Protectors of the Earth) formed. This youth group has been instrumental in keeping the program running. Working with Nuestras Raices gives the youths the opportunity for

The Front Room was hit by a storm on Thursday night-a Brainstorm, in fact. The Program Board sponsored a trivia competition complete with cash prizes, t-shirts and a host falling rather short of the Alex Trebek standard. The competition was stiff, and it was anyone’s game right up