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Hi. This is sort of a personal thing, but I have to get some advice … fast. Last
year at pre-frosh weekend, I hooked up with some guy. I think he was a
sophomore, I’m not really sure. But anyway, I didn’t get his name, and I vaguely
Berman '92 blazes into business
“When I graduated, many people didn’t have jobs,” said Berman. “I had no idea
what I was going to do; I interviewed for a non-profit, looked into history grad
school, and then met up with the head of Parthenon Group, and he invited me to
go in. At
All-stars in Action
Jenkins, who was born with glaucoma that has left her without most of her sight,
got Trina, her first seeing-eye dog, in July. “I’ve grown up with dogs all my
life, which really helps,” she explained. “You really have to love animals and
be ready to take responsibility.
The summer in rock: A Manhattan music diary
Radiohead kicked off my summer by releasing “Amnesiac.” A return to their roots?
Hardly. Thom Yorke and company still can’t keep their hands off the electronics,
and we still have a few tracks that are, in all honesty, electronic gibberish.
But unlike its predecessor, “Kid A,” the songcraft on
Summer on the silver screen
Faithful summer viewers, however, braved the mediocrity and made their way to
ticket counters across America to sift through the dreck of this average
cinematic season. Some films were a pleasant surprise. Some films were anything
but. And some-well some were just entertaining. And now, without further ado,
The
London '74 leaps into limelight
Amherst antics
During London’s time at Amherst, the issue of coeducation was on everyone’s
mind. His graduating class served as a driving force to promote the admittance
of women to the College. Prior to this move, small numbers of women were merely
guests on the campus. “There was