Senior Jake and freshman Alex Gross, two brothers who competed at No. 1 and No. 2 respectively throughout the season for the men's squash team, traveled to Navy last weekend for the College Squash Association (CSA) Individual Championships.
A day after Dr. James Sherley presented Tufts with a scientific and ethical argument for the illegalization of abortions, Voices for Choice (VOX), the university's reproductive rights group, will screen a short film dedicated to helping women who have abortions by promoting dialogue.
Let the madness begin. Almost.
Flashy red dresses were all the rage at the Oscars this year, but the classic black dress reigned supreme at the Hollywood-themed Faculty Waits on You Dinner and Auction (FWOYDA) last night.
I'm pretty sure that Johnny Damon was the inspiration for my first foray into facial hair. I'm not afraid to admit that.
The Tufts Community Union (TCU) Senate has organized a Dance Marathon Mega Registration event tomorrow, an effort to enlist a large number of teams for next month's charity dance event.
The "gap year," a time spent traveling or volunteering to exhaust those feelings of wanderlust after high school, has become widely accepted by a growing number of colleges. Hoping to accommodate students' desire for time abroad, Princeton University is working to formalize the gap year with the creation of a bridge program that will send at least a tenth of recently admitted freshman overseas for public service.
The Board of Trustees welcomed four new members at its meeting on Feb. 8. Daniel Doherty (H '03), Debra Knez (LA '82), Kathleen McCartney (J '77) and Rev. Gloria White-Hammond (M '76) attended their first official meeting after being elected to the Board in November.
Several pieces in yesterday's Daily were misattributed due to production errors. On the front page, the stand-alone photograph titled "Conference addresses interfaith understanding" was attributed to Kelly Rizzetta. In fact, the photo was taken by Rachel Geylin.
In honor of Keith Van Horn's current situation, in which he's paid $4 million to do...absolutely nothing, the Daily gives you the Top 10 Cushiest Jobs in Sports. Only here can you get paid millions of dollars to sit around and not work, so don't get your hopes up lazy bums.
If all goes according to plan, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) will extend its existing Green Line subway service through Cambridge, Somerville and Medford, and will build a stop on Tufts' campus by 2014.
When senior Andrew Benson graduates from Tufts this spring, his legacy on the snowy slopes will not easily be forgotten by the ski team he leaves behind.
"Lust Lust Lust," the newest album by the Raveonettes, stays true to the "noise pop" genre but provides the listener with a complex sound and enough emotion-filled static to make your speakers cry.
Seventy percent of the way through the 2007-08 basketball campaign, it looks like the league is headed for a competitive championship series.
The men's swimming and diving team knew that finishing at the top of the conference would be a tough task this weekend. But in a performance that showed their depth, the Jumbos held onto second place throughout the three-day weekend of the NESCAC Championships and emerged as the top team behind the powerhouse winners from Williams.
After the inconclusive results of Feb. 5's Super Tuesday, imminent contests in Texas, Ohio, Rhode Island and Vermont today may mark the end of what has been an intensely competitive and historically memorable Democratic primary.
Robert Haber (E '79, EG '80) and his wife Marcy Haber have donated $2 million to the School of Engineering to create a professorship that will respond to concerns about energy availability and research alternative energy resources.
From sediment samples drawn out of New England earth, Professor of Geology Jack Ridge is trying to reconstruct the climate here as it was tens of thousands of years ago.
Cheering for Minnesota sports teams requires a lot of Pepto-Bismol. And true to form, I'm feeling quite uneasy.
Soulive formed in 1999 as a laid-back funk-jazz trio, but the band has since moved toward soul and hip hop, incorporating prominent horns and vocalists on its albums and in its concerts.
