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NEFFER was founded last April by the former board of directors-Catherine Bell, Dianne Wood, Heather Wojtowicz and Debbie Honeysett-at a small ferret shelter as a resource for anyone interested in ferrets and ferret care. “We hope to introduce ourselves to a broader group of people and provide a

“We joined the club in our freshman year and basically revived it last semester,” said Sarah Michelson ’02 and Sarah Short ’02, current leaders of the Cooking Club. “It was basically dead before now; we got funding for it and signed people up at the club fair last fall.” The

While Friday night’s best advertised and most talked about event was The Vagina Monologues, the arts and crafts night cosponsored by the Asian Culture House and the Asian Students Association drew a larger-than-expected crowd. The night featured activities ranging from origami and lantern-making to calligraphy and

Eighteen years ago this morning, students began a sit-in at the office of Acting President G. Armour Craig and throughout Converse Hall to protest “injustice in the examination of fraternities.” Members of local and national media were present, including Associated Press, United Press International and several Springfield television stations.

“Pie-eating, because it would be the only sport where ‘training’ involves eating lots of delectable desserts.” BAKER FRANKE ’02 “Bowling, to increase the level of athletic prowess that’s exhibited by such sports as curling.” RACHEL DUNHAM ’05 “Miniature golf, because that would be hilarious.” ADAM SEGAL ’03E “Tiddlywinks.

We turn to Books-a-Minute. Though I am a big Austen fan at heart, even I recognize the impossibility of reading one of Jane Austen’s works in a single night. With Books-A-Minute, I don’t have to. Here’s a summary of the Collected Works of