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CHASE BOURKE ’06 “Protein bars taste so bad. They should make steak bars.” KATE HAMILL ’03 “Classturbating.” SHEILA GRAHAM ’03 “I need a brain vacation.” KATHY LIU ’06 “Shut the Hell up. Don’t talk to me.” SIDNE KOENIGSBERG ’03 “Cleanliness is next to godliness and this goddess is showering.

But so many of us are wholly unwilling to let the door remain as a six-foot by three-foot piece of varnished or painted wood (or green or blue metal, for those of us in the Waldorf or the Plaza). We love to decorate our doors, with photos, news

For as long as Dixit has been taking notes in class, he has always doodled on the margins of the page. “I never could take notes without drawing something on the side,” Dixit said. In June of 2000, Dixit’s father founded a weekly newspaper, the Nepali Times. Dixit realized

In fact, Kate Roin ’06 can do much more than explain these aspects of karate. Having studied the sport for 11 years, Roin is the reigning national champion in both divisions of karate. This past July, Roin took first place in the 18-year-old age division in both the

TAP a keg of brew Despite a premature end to the night, traditional TAP returned from summer vacation to campus last Saturday night in Hitchcock in the form of Patriotic TAP. Also returning, albeit after a longer hiatus, was a 21+ room serving up beer and associated munchies to those

“[The faculty chose] to reduce the number of categories into which a student can be placed, to get away from the fine distinctions between 83 and 84 and set up a single value for failure,” said Dean of the Faculty Prosser Gifford. “There are at present 59 different ways of