Students looking to purchase papers or surreptitiously copy a few lines of a scholarly article into their own would be advised to refrain from doing so - at least for a while longer.
Medford is in the process of trying to obtain 10 new liquor licenses for beer and wine to supplement its current 15, which are almost all used up.
Congrats to the Boston Bruins on finally avoiding my column this week! In this edition, however, we don't stray completely from the ice, as some hockey happenings were just too scandalous to go unmentioned. We'll also get a little confused about Tony Romo.
This week, I was having such difficulty coming up with a topic.
Sudeep: The recent turmoil in Tibet has refocused the world's attention on China's egregious human rights record.
With eight more rowers added to the mix, the women's crew team will kick off its spring campaign Sunday primed to build off of a strong fall season.
With regular shows re-airing in a matter of weeks, the mass of mid-season replacement shows has slowed down to almost nothing. One of the last replacements to air is the comedy "Miss Guided" on ABC on Thursdays, running in back-to-back 30-minute episodes starting at 8 p.m. The show stars Judy Greer, an underrated comedic actress who has appeared in television shows such as "Arrested Development." While there have not been many shows centered on teachers at a high school, there have been even fewer comedies about them because, frankly, many students don't find teachers all that funny.
While Dr. Seuss' stories are hardly as flashy as those of the Disney variety, they are still read by nearly every child in America. This weekend, Torn Ticket II will help audience members revisit their childhood in the best of ways. Their spring major production, "Seussical the Musical," is a colorful amalgamation of more than 15 Seuss stories, narrated by the one and only Cat in the Hat (played by junior Sean Hefferon).
I go along for the ride of March Madness simply because, as George Costanza said, "it's there." I fill out a bracket every year. I cough up that $20 and I enter the Madness. I watch the games, bite my nails in the triple OTs, complain that Dickie V sounds like a cross between Kermit the Frog and Sloth from the Goonies, and whine that some kid who knows nothing about college basketball is winning my pool.
To begin a two-day conference on the war in Iraq, former Congressman Lee Hamilton (D-Ind.) predicted yesterday that, at best, a "tolerable outcome" would result from the war in Iraq.
Cool temperatures and gusty winds yesterday afternoon welcomed back a men's tennis squad that was returning from a spring break trip in sunny Miami, Florida. Long sleeves and all, the Jumbos prevailed over the Conn. College Camels 8-1, taking two of three doubles matches along the way.
The Asian-American Center will celebrate its 25th anniversary with a ceremony this Sunday recognizing those who were integral to its creation and showcasing groups currently affiliated with the Asian-American community at Tufts. The event will run from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Cabot Intercultural Center.
In a season that featured a plethora of extraordinary individual accomplishments, the women's swimming and diving team enjoyed a slew of team successes during its 2007-08 campaign. Among them was a fifth-place finish at the NESCAC Championships in February and a strong showing at the NCAA Championships, in which three members of the team - senior Kendall Swett, sophomore Lindsay Gardel and freshman Megan Kono - all made appearances.
At the end of most college crew competitions, it is not uncommon to see the victors awarded the jerseys of their competitors. It is the type of tradition befitting a sport that dates back centuries.
Come postseason time, it is often the hottest team in the league that outlasts all the others. At this point in the season, the San Jose Sharks have risen as the team to beat. They are firing on all cylinders and are trying to make a final push toward taking over the No. 1 seed in the West from the Detroit Red Wings. If they succeed, they will likely win the President's Trophy as the team with the most points accumulated in the regular season.
Sitting down with a bowl of popcorn to watch "The Golden Compass" on DVD might seem a lot more relaxing than curling up with its 368-page paper counterpart.
Energy industry experts will come to Tufts tomorrow to discuss clean energy and other industry-related issues during a conference with students from across the Boston area.
The national Respect for All Project believes that even elementary school students can inadvertently promote homophobia.
With the conclusion of the national championships last weekend, the men's swimming and diving season is officially over. But looking back on the year that was, the Jumbos must certainly be satisfied with their accomplishments.
