YOUNG MAY CHA

As the great Groucho Marx said-oops, that came later! It all started with quotes from philosophical great Karl Marx and other pro-socialist propaganda that mysteriously appeared Wednesday morning all over the campus walkways. “People have jokingly called [and] asked me if we are commies,” said Alex Bloom ’04. “We aren’

One of many bold moves for increased freedom of the female sex occured 40 years ago this week when a group of Morrow freshmen formed CHASTE (Committee on Housing Accommodations Suitable for Tactful Entertainment) to protest the administration’s decision to forbid women from freshmen dorm rooms. “The principal speaker,

DAN GROSS ’05 “‘Tidy Whitey,’ because it’ll be snug and comfortable and everyone will want to look at it.” GEOFFREY DEWIRE ’02 “Dorms that aren’t really dorms because they’re in trailers and are called modular housing.” NICK JUVER ’05 “‘Sloppy seconds,’ because it’d be roomdraw’s

Seventeen years ago this week, the College instituted its current policy of locking campus residences for the entire day because a non-student was seen lurking in the dorms, according to The Student. Not only was he loitering, but the unidentified male had also been seen urinating into the women’s

NEFFER was founded last April by the former board of directors-Catherine Bell, Dianne Wood, Heather Wojtowicz and Debbie Honeysett-at a small ferret shelter as a resource for anyone interested in ferrets and ferret care. “We hope to introduce ourselves to a broader group of people and provide a fun and

A nightclub … in Amherst?! Put your disbelief aside, because at least for one night there was one in Davis 202. “The idea was to break away from the typical Amherst party: nasty light, bad music and a homogenous group of people,” said Marcela Sabino ’02. “We hadn’t thrown a