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Spring break brought a number of changes to our favorite on-campus non-Valentine eatery. Among the new additions to Schwemm’s “Gourmet” Coffee House are new coffee brewers to replace the ugly urns from the days of yore, or winter, at least. But the most visible change is a

A special edition of The Student was released 46 years ago this week to announce that, for the fifth year in a row, 100 percent of the freshmen class had pledged to a fraternity. Such a five-year streak was a first in the College’s history and was almost

One of my favorite television shows from the mid ’90s was “The Critic.” What attracted me to it was the show’s main character, Jay Sherman. I identified with Sherman because we had similar tastes in movies-we tend to think every film stinks. Imagine my joy when I discovered

SILVIA SABINO ’04 “‘What type of beer are you?’ I’d be Heineken because everyone likes my heiny.” NATHANIEL ROBINSON ’02 “‘What kind of stupid online quiz am I?’ I’d be the ‘What kind of stupid online quiz am I’ quiz.” CRYSTAL BASS ’04 “‘What method of procrastination are

His most recent and prestigious award is the Public Welfare Medal, awarded last January by the National Academy of Sciences for the impressive changes that he initiated during his term as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) commissioner. He is currently serving as the dean of Yale Medical School. Kessler,

“When people think of Asia, they only think of East Asia-China, Japan, Korea, for example,” said Claro Nunez ’03, treasurer of the Pacific Island and Southeast Asian Students (PISEAS) organization. “Asia is not a homogeneous area, so we wanted to inform the community about its diversity.” PISEAS was founded