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The constitution requires the judiciary council to evaluate student organizations at least once a year. During these evaluations, student organizations are asked to submit statements regarding their purpose and to confirm that all their activities are student or campus oriented. In addition, all clubs must submit a statement of non-

Foundations Foundations The program, introduced in the fall of 2000 was at first available only to freshmen, the class of 2004. TYPO began when Associate Dean of the Faculty Bob Hilborn asked the former Dean of New Students Frank Couvares to explore “ways we could increase informal interaction between faculty

Milliken, then called simply the College Infirmary, was built in 1937 and 1938, replacing the aging Pratt Health Cottage. At the time, the campus was rapidly expanding, with the construction of the Campus Police building in 1932, the new Alumni Gym in 1936 and the Little Red Schoolhouse in 1937.

“I felt I was not learning the practical skills I would need to succeed,” explained Wallace as his motivation for organizing the seminar. Based on similar programs found at Harvard, Berkeley and Dartmouth, the seminar at Amherst will differ in that, in addition to teaching skills, it will involve alumni

Bill Cosby not included Jell-O is far from the favorite dessert at the College. Crowds of people never clamor around the trays of Jell-O in Valentine the way they devour ice cream sundaes or Rice Krispie treats. But last night, the servery entrance was clogged with people looking

This site is an online directory of many of the top literary agents, editors and publishers in the U.S., U.K. and Canada, held together by an odd bond-they’ve all rejected manuscripts by Gerald Jones, the website’s creator. Jones lists a lot of important people who

These concerns, while seemingly contemporary, were the topic of much discussion on campus 32 years ago this week. Assistant Attorney General William Ruckelshaus visited Mount Holyoke College to address Operation Dialogue, a policy implemented by President Richard Nixon to spark communication between colleges and the U.S. government, The Student