This past week I had the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the New York premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Part 1). This movie marks the first half of the 2-part finale of the …
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The following is a response by a student to the letter submitted by Professor Gregory Smith to the Charter Committee on Campus Climate, which can be found at this link: Gregory …
Mired in sporting lull period that is the month of February, sports fans are
desperately searching for any interesting news. Football is over, basketball is
approaching the all-star break, baseball hasn’t started, and March Madness is still
a …
I spent all of lunch wondering who the boy sitting diagonally across from me was. He seemed to be energetic and exciting, characteristics I wanted to surround myself with. His aura and ability to talk …
I can usually be found lying in the sunshine. People say I look and smell my best around early to mid June. I am one of 15,000 and come in 800 varieties. I climb the …
In May and October of this year, respectively, the PROTECT-IP Act (Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property Act of 2011) and the SOPA Act (Stop Online Piracy Act) were …
Tracey Suter followed up earthquakes with some well-executed science of her own. Though some may think of animal experimentation as cruel, Tracey reveals that it’s necessary to use rats to study neuroscience phenomena as a …
