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Harriers run strong at Wesleyan

Their last event was held in Middletown, Conn. at the Wesleyan Invitational. The women did exceptionally well, winning four events. Kate Hamill ’03 took first in the 800m, Alyson Venti ’04 won the 1000m, Carter Hamill ’05 won the 1500 and the 4 x 800m relay team notched first. Laurel

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Student witnesses laptop theft

Early admission decided for 2006

Of the 369 students who applied early decision, a 16.4 percent increase from last year, 134 students, or 36.3 percent were accepted. Of these 134 students, 29, or 21.6 percent, are students of color. Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Tom Parker sees this as a strong

Committee for the American Founding travels to D.C.

The event featured speeches from such notables as Clarence Thomas, Lynne Cheney, and William Kristol. The Committee for the American Founding was founded by Professor of Political Science Hadley Arkes. The group has had several official gatherings both in Washington and at the College since its inception in November of

Campus Crime Log

4:45 a.m., Pond Dormitory Campus Police dispatched ACEMS and an ambulance to assist an intoxicated Mount Holyoke College student. 12:20 p.m. Mount Holyoke College Security reported information about a possible assault at Amherst College. The matter is under investigation. 10:01 p.m., Davis Dormitory A

News Briefs

Nigerian mother to be stoned for committing adultery Sufiyatu Huseini awaits death by stoning as sentenced by an Islamic court in Sokoto, Nigeria for committing adultery. The only evidence brought against her is her 10-month-old daughter, Adama, who was born out of wedlock. A judge mandated that the