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Morgenthau recalls his college antics

Not your typical college Morgenthau graduated from Amherst during a time of great global strife and uncertainty as World War II threatened democracy throughout the world. The Amherst that Morgenthau attended was very different from the college that exists today. During that time, there were about 850 students, all male,

Bland and predictable, Duff lacks her usual pop

(Warning: spoilers ahead!) Duff plays Terri Fletcher, a.k.a. the girl that every girl in the audience is supposed to want to be. Terri is a smalltown choir girl who loves her church, loves her family and loves to sing. She wants more than anything to be accepted into

Voila!: a cooking column

Chicken Marsala and Mini Croque Monsieur with Cheese Platter and Fruits Cassis As everyone probably knows, it is nearly sacrilegious to rush through a French dinner, either here or in France itself. A typical dinner will consist of a cocktail (l’aperitif), an appetizer (l’entree), the entree (le plat

the High Hard One: a sex column

ex-sex n. def. sleeping with your ex-boyfriend or -girlfriend. XX: Something I’ve never done myself … which is not to say that I’ve never considered it. XY: Same here. So I guess we’re talking about this second-hand. Not that that’s so bad. Given the

'Mind, Body & Soul': Joss Stone is here to stay

It’s hard to believe that the album’s sultry and soulful tone comes from a 17-year-old Brit, but England’s latest addition to the music scene has a voice that gives established divas something to worry about. Stone has a powerful voice, resonant with genuine grit and

This Week in Amherst History: A Drowning at Amherst--September 3, 1973

Penny had only been a first-year at the College for a few days before he died, but he had already made an impression on his fellow James Hall residents who remembered him for his openness. “Penny was known for … saying ‘Hi’ to everyone he knew,” reported The Amherst Student.

the Personals: Questions for Will Murray '05

Right now I’m a math major. I’m also putting together an interdisciplinary major in comparative literature, but the final bit of paperwork there still needs to get handed in by me, which will probably happen shortly after I get back. Why do you like math so much? It’