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YOUNG MAY CHA

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Club Focus- Veggie

“[Veggie] originally started because people didn’t feel that there were enough vegetarian foods to eat in Valentine; the options were limited,” said Veggie president Anne-Marie Witzburg ’02. “Veggie was a way for individuals to talk to people in Valentine, to be like a liaison.” Some Veggie changes include the

Campus Speak

“Kramer. He never works and pretty much gets to live his life however he wants.” ELIZABETH HAWKINS ’03 “None of them. I hate Seinfeld and I think it’s the worst show ever.” BRIAN HART ’03 “I guess I’d be Jerry, because he’s the star and he gets

Campus Conversation

It was a party like no other. One that seemed like it would be every sexually mature adult’s dream and every conservative parent’s nightmare: loud music, young people, alcohol and nudity. Why bother with TAP when you can get your freak on the way it was truly meant

Congdon plays off Amherst

Q: How did your writing career begin? A: I was a poet. When I was a little girl I wrote poetry, and when I was in the sixth grade I wrote a poem about the snowfall in Colorado when I was home sick one day. My stepmother sent it to

Campus Speak- If you had your own talk show, who would be your first guest?

“Tori Amos, because she’s my favorite. I’ve loved her music for so many years.” MORGAN KOPASKA-MERKEL ’05 “A politician. I would be ashamed if I had one chance at a talk show and interviewed someone superficial.” MIKE PROMAN ’03 “Randy Moss, because Minnesota sports are my life.” MIKE

David Blight explores historic memories

Considered by some to be a pioneer in the relatively new field of memory studies, Blight was recently awarded the Frederick Douglass Book Prize for his latest work, “Race and Reunion: The Civil War in American Memory, 1863-1915,” which examines how the memories of the Civil War affected the nation

Campus Conversation

Generally, no one expects Weekly Roundup to be anything ordinary, and Friday night’s show was certainly no exception. “Anything’s possible with Benjy,” said Tory Cuddy ’04. “You should not expect anything.” After all, couldn’t we all use a good meat smashing to calm our nerves in the