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Women's tennis drops heartbreaker

Amherst began the fall by posting 8-1 wins over Trinity and Skidmore Colleges the weekend of Sept. 13. One of the top players, Tristan Hedrick ’05, was injured, requiring some temporary lineup changes. The team had no problem with the rearrangements, showing great depth while beating Wesleyan University 9-0 on

Men's tennis wraps up fall

“Our fall season serves as a tune-up for the spring, a time to hone our skills in preparation for the main season,” said Max Rettig ’05. ” If we follow up on our work in the fall and continue to practice hard in the off-season, we will be poised to make

College Visits

Princeton task force reports on gender issues in the sciences: The task force, which was created by Princeton President Shirley M. Tilghman in 2001, studied the status of female faculty for over a year. According to The Chronicle, the task force report stated that there are still very few female

Marx addresses student concerns and questions at AAS meeting

He opened the discussion of his goals for the College with a request for student input and discourse. Marx answered questions posed by the audience related to the possibility of a curricular experimentation, an honor code, admissions and the role of the College in the greater community. A core curriculum

Campus Crime Log

August 15, 2003 9:51 p.m., Heating Plant: An officer investigated a group of people loitering near a piece of construction equipment. 9:51 p.m., Heating Plant: August 16, 2003 August 16, 2003 10:19 a.m., Converse Hall: A burning exhaust fan activated a fire alarm. 10:

Gordon lectures on U.S.-France relations in light of Iraq events

Gordon began his speech with metaphor for Franco-American relations as a marriage headed for divorce. Gordon characterized the “ad-hoc cooperation” as a date. In the 1930s France was, according to Gordon, the strongest nation on Earth. Mr. Gordon pointed out that in the first half of this century, Paris was

AAS proposes revisions to constitution

Judiciary Council (JC) Chair Andre Deckrow ’06 led the discussion of revisions, which are a combination of changes recommended by the JC and ones devised by senators themselves. According to Deckrow, the most significant changes to the constitution will be combining the discretionary, programming and appeals accounts into one, requiring