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Born and raised a Buddhist, I was not exposed to the rich stories of the Bible in my childhood. But if college is the time to experience new ideas and broaden my horizons, now is the time to start learning about western culture’s most important piece of literature. My

“It’s basically like ‘America’s Funniest Home Videos’ for college students,” said Koppel. “We have all sorts of weird assignments that we ask college students to participate in. They’re little video assignments that students can send in and they can get seen by millions of students.” Koppel created

Created in 1992, ACEMS services the College medically and educationally. “During Interterm we have an EMT course taught on campus and during the year we have at least one first responder course,” said Emmet O’Hanlon ’03, director of operations. Members of ACEMS are certified EMTs or first responders, but

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