J. ROBINSON MEAD

But so many of us are wholly unwilling to let the door remain as a six-foot by three-foot piece of varnished or painted wood (or green or blue metal, for those of us in the Waldorf or the Plaza). We love to decorate our doors, with photos, news clippings and

Spring break brought a number of changes to our favorite on-campus non-Valentine eatery. Among the new additions to Schwemm’s “Gourmet” Coffee House are new coffee brewers to replace the ugly urns from the days of yore, or winter, at least. But the most visible change is a new, menacing,

A night in Vegas? A scene from “Ocean’s Eleven”? No, it’s the Hunger Action Committee’s annual Casino! night. Instead of coffee and assorted colors of Powerade, plastic cups were brimming with yellow, green and lavender chips representing each player’s winnings. While the mezannine was a veritable

While Friday night’s best advertised and most talked about event was The Vagina Monologues, the arts and crafts night cosponsored by the Asian Culture House and the Asian Students Association drew a larger-than-expected crowd. The night featured activities ranging from origami and lantern-making to calligraphy and sushi-making. “Our goal

According to The Student, Dr. Melvin Crain, former CIA deputy director of operational research, admitted that government officials had opened and examined mail sent by The Student to the Soviet Union. A letter arranging a shipment of 1,000 copies of a January 1959 special issue to Moscow University was

“This new machine, smaller and simpler than the 1130 … will be used almost exclusively for administrative work, leaving the 1130 for the more complicated problems of students and faculty,” reported The Student. Dunnington was quick to point out that the computer could be used for students and professors outside of