Arts & Living

“Troy” What it’s about: “Troy” begins as the passion of two of history’s most legendary lovers, Paris of Troy (Bloom) and Helen of Sparta (Kruger), ignites a war between the Trojans and the united city-states of Greece. When the two mighty civilizations clash, legendary warrior-for-hire Achilles (Pitt) emerges

The cafe seems extremely spacious due to its high ceilings. Dangling ceiling lights lend themselves to an enviroment as bright as a sunny day in Morocco. The tiled flooring is simple, and the walls are painted white brick, creating a Moroccan stucco effect. Various Moroccan pottery pieces and artifacts decorate

The Korean American Students Association is sponsoring activist Je Yon Jung, a civil rights attorney and chair of the National Asian Pacific Women’s Forum’s Comfort Women Campaign, to address the atrocities committed against 200,000 women forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese Imperial Army during World War

According to Richey, the duo made their start here at Amherst College “just messing around” for one of Stasiak’s music classes. The idea grew on the duo, and their work at the College became the beginnings of their rap album. Richey and Stasiak spent much of their senior year

Fred Sperling ’75, who preached the necessity for immediate strike action, told the crowd, “This is not the time for the politics of cynicism or resignation. No action of protest or obscenity can match the ugliness of the war in Southeast Asia.” Eric Spivack ’71, a member of the Student

cum (also come) n. def. semen; jism; load; man juice; nut; calcium shake; ejaculatory fluid; population paste; baby batter; man mayonnaise. v. def. to orgasm XX: We’re talking about cum etiquette here. And since we’re on a Shakespeare kick: To spit or to swallow, that is one of