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One-hundred seven years ago, the College participated in Chicago’s World’s Fair, occupying a position in the south gallery of the Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building. According to The Amherst Student, Amherst’s display was “especially noticeable” in relation to similar displays of other colleges. Representatives of the

Ever wanted to watch brightly colored hamsters, elephants and even ferrets dancing perkily across a computer screen? Animated Critter Links makes this dream possible without the aid of hallucinogenic drugs. This site specializes in pages that feature dancing animals, objects and characters in popular media. Although this site is just

What do you do with a major in European studies and a yen for the medieval? If you’re as lucky as Cullen Murphy ’74, the answer is simple: put it into a comic strip story line. Surprisingly, the “Prince Valiant” writer, who also enjoys an active journalistic life as

Created by the SGO last spring under the leadership of club president Andrew Doss ’03, AIIGHT has many plans for this year, including an all-school campout, monthly student art shows and a lock-in in Alumni Gym. “A need has always been there,” explained club member Rajiv D’Cruz

To several drunken partyers, it was the Apocalypse. To others, it was just a power outage. To The Student, it’s news. Details are sketchy, as all eye-witnesses were inebriated out of their minds, but around 2:30 a.m. Saturday night, two flashes of lightning lit up the

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