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“Hearing so I wouldn’t have to listen to my roommate’s awful music every night.” LAIS WASHINGTON ’01 “Sense of hearing, so I could sleep through the night.” JOSH SADLIER ’03 “Taste seems like the least essential.” ANNE CAMERON ’01 “Not my hearing because I was already deaf for

The Senate opened its session with a follow-up presentation by Ned B. Friend ’01 on this fall’s online elections. On the whole, Friend said that the elections were a success. According to Friend, the largest complaint was that the password-retrieval process was cumbersome. For this spring’s campus-wide election,

10/21, 7:44 p.m. Town Police reported that they had confiscated an unlicensed keg from a student at Hitchcock House and issued a citation. 10/21, 11:50 p.m. An officer confiscated two bottles of hard alcohol from a student at Mayo-Smith House. 10/21, 11:50

All 67 of Florida’s counties showed George W. Bush ahead of Al Gore by 300 votes-2,910,492 to 2,910,192-Secretary of State Katherine Harris said yesterday. Counties that wish to continue recounting must present Harris with written arguments by 2 p.m. today since a Florida judge

The CineMark 12 Theatres replaces the aging Hampshire 6 Theaters, first closed nearly two years ago for renovations, then later demolished. Constantly changing plans and broken agreements litter the theater’s history. Kansas City, Missouri-based AMC Theatres initially planned a two-story theater complex, to be built with the financial backing

Sixty-nine years ago this week, Amherst’s Delta Tau Delta house was nearing the final stage of construction on the hill, and The Amherst Student reported that the house would be open for occupancy sometime in February. The house was built “on the old Tyler property” and today bears that