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The Tiki god hath descended upon the earth. To celebrate, Tiki’s subjects basked in the outdoor couches on the La Casa lawn in Hawaiian shirts with their faces illuminated by chili pepper, parrot and tea lights. Tiki torches stood proudly in the distance as the subjects, one by one,

Q: How did you first venture into filmmaking? Was it always a passion of yours? A: Movies were a passion. Filmmaking was not. I never thought I’d be a filmmaker; I was never a filmmaking or cinema geek. I thought I might be a writer. Q: Then how and

As tensions mount around the world and in the aftermath of recent terrorist attacks, the issue of civilian safety becomes more and more prevalent. Interestingly, and ironically, the Amherst community was facing these same issues 41 years ago this week, although the circumstances were precipitated by different events. “While Massachusetts

Anyone who knows me knows that I’m a huge player. Like a lot of guys at this college, I’ve gotten plastered, gone to TAP and brought back a dim-witted girl for a night. My roommate wasn’t happy; unfortunately, neither was I when the chick wouldn’t leave

The group lacked a quorum of senators in attendance until halfway through the meeting. Senator Christian Sanchez ’05 presented a motion clarifying what would happen to Senate and e-board positions during the transition to the new constitution which was recently approved by the student body. According to the motion, members

Ten students actually chose to join the 100 or more peaceful demonstrators at Westover Air Force Base in Chicopee, where they were all arrested for blocking the entrance. One student remained unfazed and compared himself to the “man who drives through a stop sign to stop a murder,” reported The