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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

Her work at the National Museum of Kenya toward the end of the semester inspired the project. “One of the things that got me started was that they had a lot of exhibits and work on Lamu in the past and not so much on Lamu now,” Shelburne explained. The

This year marked the second annual publication of aMagazine’s rankings for Asian-American college-bound students. Amherst was ranked just below Colorado College and well behind several of Amherst’s closest competitors in the U.S. News rankings. Swarthmore College was ranked eighth, and Pomona College first. Similarly, Black

Feeling lonely? Miss your pet from home more than you miss your family? A virtual pup from this site is just the thing to keep you company. When you adopt your dog, you can choose one of Spanish, French, English, Japanese or German nationality. To ensure proper communication, the site

“Don’t touch the artwork!” That’s what they always tell you in museums, but no one ever tells the artwork, “Don’t touch the people,” because it’s usually inanimate. But this past Friday, students from the campus group Vincent’s Ear painted their bodies in bright shades and