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With arms wide open This weekend, the campus was flooded with prefrosh for the first time, as part of the semester’s first students of color weekend. While the event allowed prospective students to experience the College first-hand, many current students found the experience valuable as well. “I thought

“The program … consists of two courses specifically designated as black studies courses,” The Student reported. “The rest of the courses may be chosen from a great conglomeration of previously existing courses.” The program immediately came under fire from students and faculty alike as unnecessary and self-contradictory. “Ideally, a black

www.aaroads.com How did you get to Amherst at the beginning of the semester? Did you fly here or drive? If you drove, chances are you took an interstate highway, if not just the Pike or I-91. This site, prepared by two self-proclaimed “roadfans,” details the history,

Webster had a strong sense of what he wanted his career to be from a very young age. “I had intended to be a lawyer from the time I was old enough to say the word,” he said. His years at the College reinforced his determination and provided “a wonderful

“Being the junior counselor makes you sort of the fun person,” Korngold said. “You get to run around and be fun and sort of do whatever you can to encourage the kids and get them going. I’m not a disciplinarian, but more the one who suggests we go push