The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
2 hours ago by Alana Abramson
The Tripod, Trinity College (CT), CT
2 hours ago by Greg Leitao
Three members of the Trinity College community are running as candidates for the West Hartford Board of Education. Starting on Tuesday, Nov. 3, Visiting Lecturer in the Allen K. Smith Center for Writing and Rhetoric Elin Katz, Principal Lecturer in Language and Culture Studies and International Studies Naogan Ma, and Andrew Bannon-Guasp '13 will all be listed on the ballot.
The Tripod, Trinity College (CT), CT
2 hours ago by Stephanie Apstein
As part of a projected $11 million reduction in spending, Trinity College administrators are considering eliminating the Presidential Scholarship Program. Created in 2006, the program offers a full scholarship for four years to approximately 10 students per matriculating class whom the admissions office feels have exemplary academic records and will likely enhance the academic environment at the school.
The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, ri
2 hours ago by Greg Gentile
10/30/09 - When readers open November's issue of Cosmopolitan Magazine, they may see a familiar face from the University of Rhode Island campus.
Senior and Cranston, R.I. native Mike Lonardo's picture and profile will be staring right back at the reader under the headline "Rhode Island's Most Eligible Bachelor.
The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
16 hours ago by Miranda Neubauer
For the first time the controversial report will be publicly discussed with an Israeli figure.
The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
20 hours ago by Miranda Neubauer
University President Jehuda Reinharz claimed that the article is biased and factually incorrect.
The Comment, Bridgewater State College, MA
21 hours ago by Fiona Steacey
Some people will stay up all night reading Harry Potter books or spend hours camped out in front of a theater, hoping to be the first to see the next movie-and then there are those who will stand by, scratching their heads, wondering what all the fuss is about.
Harbus, Harvard University, MA
1 day ago
HBSers were in Munich last month to celebrate the 176th Oktoberfest, the most famous folk festival-and beer festival-in the world.
The first barrel of beer was tapped by the Lord Mayor on opening Sunday and groups in traditional garb from all over Europe marched to the Theresienwiese.
Harbus, Harvard University, MA
1 day ago by MIA SAINI (OC), HARBUS Board of Directors & Section Representati
While at CNBC this summer I had the opportunity to meet Robert Kapito, the Founder and President of BlackRock and a graduate of Harvard Business School. As he was getting ready to go on-air on Squawk Box, we chatted about Harvard Business School and the economy.
The Heights, Boston College, MA
1 day ago by Matthew DeLuca
The Boston College Screaming Eagles Marching Band has not traveled this year due to budget cuts in the Athletics Department. "The band program's budget has been reduced to the same extent as every other department at Boston College because of the economic downturn," said David Healey, marching band director, in an e-mail. Gene DeFilippo, director of athletics, said that the opportunity for a pep band to travel with the team was always a privilege to recognize the commitment the members of the band make. "It was something extra that was given to them," he said.
The Heights, Boston College, MA
1 day ago by Matthew DeLuca
In an effort to address issues of racial climate on campus, the Student Programming Office (SPO) sponsored a panel of students, faculty, and administrators. The panel was moderated by Karl Bell, assistant dean in the SPO. "Thanks to you all for being here tonight to talk about our campus," he said. He walked down the center aisle of the room, leading students in the "We Are BC" chant more commonly heard in Alumni Stadium. "Except when it comes to race, class, and gender," Bell said. "In those cases, we splinter into our segregated enclaves."
"When we judge people, we usually judge them by, 'Oh, you're CSOM, you have no heart,'" said panelist Jennifer Liao, Asian Caucus president and CSOM '10. Liao said that each person has a story behind who they are and that this story affects their relationships with others. Liao said that her childhood was thoroughly intertwined with her Taiwanese and Chinese heritage. "When I started school, my elementary school was very mixed racially, and I learned that people communicate in different ways," she said.
The Comment, Bridgewater State College, MA
1 day ago by Colleen Scanlon
Hazing, an ongoing issue country-wide, is not uncommon on college campuses.
According to hazingprevention.org, nine out of ten students who have gotten hazed in college don't consider themselves to have been hazed at all. The definition of hazing is "any action taken or situation created intentionally that causes embarrassment/harassment and risks emotional and/or physical harm to members of an organization or team against one's will.
Harbus, Harvard University, MA
1 day ago by KATHY WANG (NC), Contributing Writer
He's one of the first people to speak to us on Orientation Day and one of the last we'll hear from before graduating. Dean Jay Light has an overarching impact on all of our lives here at Harvard Business School, and he is energetic, excited for the future and a refreshingly candid interviewee.
The Heights, Boston College, MA
1 day ago by Matthew DeLuca
It was a different time when Notre Dame's Stuhldreher and Miller, Crowley and Layden were dubbed the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. It was in 1924 that Grantland Rice gave the four football players from Notre Dame that name, but the game they trailblazed has changed since then, as has the school they played for and the teams their alma mater plays against. All of the Horsemen were shorter than 6 feet and were lighter than 170 pounds. It is unlikely that they would hold their own in a Division I college football game today - they would certainly not add to their program's aura. Even the idea of a football program, an independent one with its own network television contract, would sound incomprehensible to them. There may be more muscle now, but brute strength and brawn, or even the most devilishly devised playbooks, contribute little to mythology.
Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University, MA
1 day ago by Clay Adamczyk
A 37-year-old psychiatric patient was shot by an off duty security guard after repeatedly stabbing his female physician shortly after 2 P.M. Tuesday at a MGH bipolar clinic and research center located at 50 Staniford St., just a block from Suffolk's Ridgway building.
The Comment, Bridgewater State College, MA
3 days ago
October 18, 2009
12:53 a.m. Plymouth Street
Occurrence - Motor Vehicle Stop
Outcome -Arrest: Matthew Medico of 55 Ashtead Road, Bridgewater, MA. Charges: Liquor, Person Under 21 Possession
Arrest: Andrew Provost of 180 Main Street 5306, Bridgewater, MA.
The Sophian, Smith College, MA
4 days ago by Yuna Kim
As a result of growing concern for obesity on college campuses, a number of Massachusetts schools, including UMass-Amherst, have recently begun to encourage healthier dining. According to a Boston Globe article, 25 percent of college students gain around 10 pounds in their first semester.
The Daily Campus, University of Connecticut, CT
4 days ago by Emily Volz
Gov. M. Jodi Rell announced on Oct. 22 that unemployed Connecticut residents will be eligible to receive an additional seven weeks of benefits.
High Extended Benefits (HEB) is a federal extension plan that states qualify for when their unemployment rate averages 8 percent or higher over three consecutive months.
The Sophian, Smith College, MA
5 days ago by EvaClaire Albion Wright
At times the town of Northampton and Smith seem one and the same, while at others, worlds apart. It seems that the often-discussed "Smith bubble" is a reality, at least in the local political scene.
On Nov. 3, Northampton residents will elect their next mayor, but many students have no idea the election is coming up.
The Daily Campus, University of Connecticut, CT
5 days ago by Kate Monohan
A Bloomfield man was charged with the Oct. 18 murder of Jasper Howard police announced at 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday in a press conference at the UConn police station. Two other individuals were also arrested in connection with the crime.
John W. Lomax III, 21, of 28 Barry Circle, Bloomfield, was charged with Howard's murder and conspiracy to commit assault in the first degree (assault with a deadly weapon; both are felony charges).
Le Provocateur, Assumption College, Ma
5 days ago by Kristin Geyer
An art historian, a tutor, a student government senator and a basketball player. Seemingly common characters of college life, seniors Rebecca Bernard, Michael Colebrook, Daniel Ferry and Leslie Lupien are far from ordinary. They have all interpreted their Assumption College experience in many different ways.
The Sophian, Smith College, MA
5 days ago by Terra Cutaia
Midterm season is in full swing. As at all colleges, this time entails long hours of stress and studying. However, at Smith, students also enjoy the unique benefits of the Honor Code.
While most colleges have proctored and scheduled exams, Smith takes a more liberal approach, trusting that students are responsible enough to have unsupervised exams.
The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, ri
5 days ago by Andrew Brennan
10/29/09 - University of Rhode Island Director of Health Services Chad Henderson said Tuesday that there were about seven confirmed cases of H1N1 flu this semester.
"We have sent less than 20 specimens to the state health department" for testing, Henderson said, "and of those, about one-third have come back positive for H1N1.
Wheaton Wire, Wheaton College, MA
5 days ago by Mandi DeGroff '12 / News Editor
The first cooking class offered to the campus through dining services featured Shrimp and Grits, Sauteed String Beans, Mac and Cheese and Deep Fried Chicken.
The cooking classes are being offered by a "cluster" living in Beard that calls themselves "Culturally Nurtured Minds," and Executive Chef, Jennis Heal.
The Llama Ledger, Bard College at Simon's Rock, MA
6 days ago by Maeve Dwyer
Students, faculty, and community members filled Clark Auditorium to hear Simon's Rock Alum of '96 Eli Pariser, Board President of Moveon.org, give his lecture for the Proseminar lecture series. He has appeared in the Washington Post and New York Times, and on CNN and "The Colbert Report," earning the title of "dangerous liberal".
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