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This was the first year women were admitted to the freshman class, joining the female transfer students who were already attending. The freshman women in particular were anxious to keep, according to The Student, “the mood upbeat and the spirit ambitious” by planting trees and flowers in the urinals on

Click … click … SPLAT! That’s orisinal.com. A lot of clicking, not much mind work and some hand-eye coordination is required. It may seem a little early to be playing games on the net, but hey, when was a little distraction a bad thing? If you’re looking for

“The best part was when our third roommate didn’t show up.” ALEXEY SOKOLIN ’06 “The worst part has been learning that everyone here considers Antonio’s to be the best pizza in the world.”” JENNY HOROWITZ ’06 “The worst part was in the beginning when you don’t have

Possible Outreach sites for the year include farming at the Food Bank Farm, cleaning up a river and painting for non-profit organizations. “Community Outreach began in 1986 without a coordinator, a formal office or much recognition; since then, it’s grown dramatically,” said Outreach Assistant Director, Tom Lepak. “Through

Despite the unsightly scaffolding surrounding the outside of the Campus Center, the inside seems to be off to an impressive new start. On Thursday, Sept. 5, students lined up to have their names analyzed on colorful sheets of paper. Many overlooked the man sitting behind a cardboard desk entering names

Two of his novels have been made into film and two others are in the process of development. “Past the Bleachers,” (1992) the story of a couple who lose their eight-year-old son to leukemia was made into a Hallmark television movie in 1995 and “Midwives” (1997) was broadcast

Fitzsimmons, whose legacy at Amherst is great but whose notoriety is muted, is largely responsible for the online playground that is NOTE, the Daily Jolt and Planworld. While many faculty, staff, alumni and parents of the Amherst community may be unfamiliar with the online contributions of Fitzsimmons, not a day