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Okafor's fine play in NCAAs earns praise
If you watched Monday night’s championship game, you probably noticed Okafor’s
daunting presence looming in the paint all night. I had watched a few UConn
games this season and was impressed by the big man, but not awed. I envisioned
him in the NBA as too thin to
Bub's Player of the Week: Cushing Donelan '05
the Jeffs are 19th in the country and beat Colby Saturday.
Cushing Donelan’s played in goal for nearly every minute,
and made nine saves against Bates to help Amherst win it.
On breakaways opponents can’t help but quake in fear,
their shots are rendered pointless after a Donelan
Senate allocates funds for lecture by former Bolivian President
Senator Mihailis Diamantis ’04 motioned to deny funding to pay for musicians for
the Haitian Awareness Project. He questioned whether the musicians were
necessary, citing the limited funds remaining in the discretionary fund.
Senator Avi Das ’07 supported Diamantis’ proposal. “We have a lot of events
going on right now.
AAS executive board election statements
President
Issa Abdulcadir ’06: As a student once more apathetic than motivated to claim
this environment as my own, I realized that although I was not concerned with
the College’s politics, this political context is inescapable. Realizing this, I
made the decision to present myself as an electoral candidate.
Campus Crime Log
March 12, 2004
9:48 p.m., Mayo-Smith House: A resident reported that someone had stolen a
license plate from his vehicle while it was parked in the lot.
March 13, 2004
March 13, 2004
12:35 a.m., Humphries House: An officer investigated a duress alarm.
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Lieber releases details of disciplinary actions
In previous years, Lieber had released only statistics outlining disciplinary
action. The College Council recommended the more detailed report after it
learned that many members of the student body are concerned that
student-offenders are often not punished severely enough.
Although the College releases statistical information about infractions
annually, students