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Ryan Yeung

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Website of the Week- www.grudge-match.com

In a previous matchup between Tigger and Calvin’s imaginary friend Hobbes, Christopher Robin and Calvin are enjoying a relaxed dinner while their respective tigers are left to starve under the table. A lone tuna sandwhich on the floor in the distance sparks a ferocious appetite and an equally heated

Football loses heartbreaker, Women's lacrosse loses by one

#3 Football loses “The Big Game” When a 7-1 football team is only the third greatest Amherst sports story of 2001, it could only mean that 2001 was a remarkable sports year indeed. Regardless, Amherst-Williams always has a special kind of intensity that only historical rivalries can have. This year’

Website of the Week- http://www.rinkworks.com/bookaminute

We turn to Books-a-Minute. Though I am a big Austen fan at heart, even I recognize the impossibility of reading one of Jane Austen’s works in a single night. With Books-A-Minute, I don’t have to. Here’s a summary of the Collected Works of Jane Austen. “Female Lead:

Website of the Week

With such insightful thoughts as: “Godzilla-not real threat to Japan,” “3 p.m.-status report due on Cheney’s desk” and “COORS silver bullet: no slowing down. Can help economy?” perhaps the Presidential Palm Helper can even help you get organized once midterms start rolling around again. After all, it

Women's team continues recent success with third place finish

In the slalom, the women were paced by Sara Sklar-Heyn ’05, who was followed by Kelly Smith ’04 and Megan Kahn ’04. Sklar-Heyn is currently ninth overall in the division. In the giant slalom, the Jeff attack was once again led by Sklar-Heyn and Smith who led the women to

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Haven’t had enough? Try Star links, a program that can link any two actors together. I tried linking Laurence Olivier, the legendary Shakespearean, with the governor from the great state of Minnesota. And, sure enough, Laurence Olivier was in “The Jigsaw Man” (1983) with Michael Caine, who was in

Finding unity in tragedy

When I first visited Amherst two years ago, I kept hearing the word “community.” Amherst is marketed as a small college where every student has a sense of community; people learn to bond and share experiences together. The native New Yorker in me thought it complete rubbish. During my freshman