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Remember the first episode of “Seinfeld” that didn’t begin with Jerry doing his stand-up routine? Don’t you think that the show just went downhill from there? That, my friends, is an example of “jumping the shark,” the moment when something reaches its peak, and from then on, it’

Newly-renovated Eli Marsh Gallery shows off art by 10 Five College faculty members On display in the newly renovated Eli Marsh gallery in Fayerweather Hall, “Five by Ten” features the work of 10 five-college studio art professors. Included in the display are works by Amherst’s own Professor of Fine

October 23, 2002 7:39 p.m., Moore Dormitory: An officer investigated a duress alarm. 7:39 p.m., Moore Dormitory: October 24, 2002 October 24, 2002 1:03 a.m., Drew House: Officers investigated a fire alarm activated by cooking in the basement kitchen. Campus police fined residents $100.

Though the fraternity blamed the rowdiness on townies and UMass students who crashed the hunt, four fraternity members were arrested by town police officers on charges of disorderly conduct and malicious destruction of property. “Amherst College security also confiscated a wide array of ‘contraband’ gathered over the course of the

The French and German TAs welcomed The Student into their lives and into their dorm rooms this past week. I sat down with French TAs Hélène Thiercy, Kahina Amoura and Matthieu Hauchorne and German TAs Diana Bujewitsch and Björn Szostak to discuss their interests, their backgrounds, the paths that led

“Forms, self-defense, Olympic-style sparring and board-breaking are all practiced throughout the course of a semester,” said club president Richard Lee ’04 “Each meeting is different. We warm up and stretch and then we go through different drills for kicking and sparring,” explained Adam David ’06, a member of the club.