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The CD swap hosted by WAMH this past Thursday was designed to let students share their music interests and to further connect the radio station to the Fairest College community. “People just needed a dollar to get in and could grab all they could carry of the CDs in the

This week 122 years ago, The Amherst Student reported that an unnamed junior was packing his bags and fearing the worst after an errantly tossed apple struck a passing professor in the head. The anonymous junior was sitting in his room, “softly eating an apple and so deeply was he

“Basically, we try to make it easy for people to do things outside like go hiking, backpacking, rock climbing and anything else,” explained club president Adrienne Socci ’01. Students organize and lead all excursions. “Anyone can lead a trip, with whatever level of experience,” said club secretary Dave Reckess ’02.

Of all the over-professional Internet sites devoted to obscure silliness, one site clearly takes the cake-or the cookie, as the case may be. At Doughboy.com, the Dough-boy-who stands 8 1/3 inches tall and weighs 14 ounces according to official stats-is the proprietor of his very own website, which,

Saturday night was characterized by unseasonably warm weather, drinks that ran out before 10:30 and one helluva drunken fight. Or so some believe. There might have been anywhere from two to five fights, actually. It’s hard for witnesses to piece details together because Stone’s annual “Endless Summer”

Eighty years ago this week, the Honor System committee and a Senior delegation convened to discuss a renovation of the honor system at the college. The meeting led to a “definite policy” which included a five-point plan of action for the code, with hopes of creating a “more effective functioning