Kelly Smith

The game theory pioneer, known among students of math and economics for developing the “Nash Equilibrium” for strategic non-cooperative games, has become a pop-culture icon since his recent portrayal in the Academy Award-winning film “A Beautiful Mind,” which gives a fictional account of the scholar’s battle with paranoid schizophrenia.

“For some years now The Amherst Spectator had upset our convictions in the pursuit of Conservative and Libertarian thought,” wrote Brad Tytel, the publication’s new editor-in-chief, on the inside cover. “However much we may have disagreed, we were probably better people for having thought about it.  Now this mission

Harvard University named Lawrence Summers as their next president on Sunday. The nine-month search for a president began last May when current president Neil Rudenstine announced his decision to step down. Other candidates were University of Michigan President Lee Boullinger and Harvard Provost Harvey Fineberg. Summers, 46, who received a

“This is pretty atypical; this is not your typical New England winter,” said Director of Facilities Planning and Management Jim Brassord. The number and strength of snowstorms this winter have placed additional demands on the College community. “It’s just nonstop in general,” said Grounds Supervisor Robert Shea. Members of

All 67 of Florida’s counties showed George W. Bush ahead of Al Gore by 300 votes-2,910,492 to 2,910,192-Secretary of State Katherine Harris said yesterday. Counties that wish to continue recounting must present Harris with written arguments by 2 p.m. today since a Florida judge

At speech night last Wednesday, only one person announced his candidacy for the position. “The question that arose is what is going to happen to those unfilled spots,” said Ruckman. The Senate unanimously passed a resolution that gives the executive board the power to fill empty at-large positions by appointment.