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Clements '84 investigates Waco

Six years later, documents revealed that the FBI may have used pyrotechnic military tear gas, which could have ignited the fire. Attorney General Janet Reno appointed former Republican Senator Jack Danforth of Missouri to lead an investigation to find out exactly what occurred on that day. Danforth staffed offices in

Cho '96, Fox '97: A dynamic Duet

The show, which ran last Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, was performed in Studio 3 of Webster Hall. The packed audience was treated to an assortment of character pieces with such varying titles as Fox’s “The Man Who Didn’t Own a Hat Shop” and Cho’s “The Demon

Trustees map out dorm plan

As early as next summer, the College will begin to tear down Milliken Dormitory in preparation for a new dorm, temporarily displacing approximately 37 students. At the same time, construction will begin on Williston Hall, which will be converted into a freshman dorm, forcing the permanent relocation of the philosophy

Letters to the Editor

Protesters burn flag in ignorance Against the backdrop of a town often criticized for being unpatriotic, we formed the Amherst Assembly for Patriotism. On Thursday, we brought together a group of students, staff, faculty and administrators from completely different political stances. Our 10 speakers took the stage and expressed views

Football shuts out Wesleyan in front of full-capacity Homecoming crowd, 23-0

The offense was firing on all cylinders for the Jeffs; in addition to Moseley’s solid performance, Okey Ugwonali ’02 rushed for 138 yards on 28 carries and Quad-captain Derrell Wright ’02 had 109 receiving yards on eight catches. While the offense’s performance was a welcome improvement from

Masterful hip-hop from De La Soul caps weak night

The concert began with a group called Reks, which was indeed a wreck. Their enunciation was so poor that I was unable to write down ONE line of their racket. (They kept chucking copies of their CD single into the audience; were they trying to hurt us?) Reks was followed

From Hell plays like purgatory for fans of comic

It is also a 500-page black and white graphic novel-and the Hughes brothers’ “From Hell,” the screen adaptation of Moore’s comic, suffers painfully in comparison. Johnny Depp stars as Inspector Fred Abberline, a psychic detective who sees the Ripper’s murders in absinthe- and laudanum-drenched hallucinations;