For those of you who don't know, I'm Catholic. Yup, I'm a huge fan of Jesus, God and the Trinity (not the bar in Faneuil, although it is basically hallowed ground for my family).
Having won three straight NESCAC titles and six of the past seven, the Middlebury Panthers have certainly earned their billing as the most feared men's hockey team in the conference.
In honor of the double-bill of "Casino Royale" (2006) and "Goldfinger" (1964) recently hosted in Barnum 008 by the venerable Film Series, I'd like to suggest a few ways the Bush Administration can learn from everybody's favorite British Commander, and by emphasizing the "007" in "2007", perhaps even save the world.
Following his style of not following conventions, k-os starts his new album with the retro introduction, "Electrik Heat The Seekwill," whose beat is reminiscent of his best known hit to date, "B-Boy Stance" off of 2004's "Joyful Rebellion."
Facebook.com has become an accepted part of life for the typical college student over the past few years, with pokes and friend requests joining parties as essential elements of social life. This month, though, users may have been delighted or annoyed to discover an additional innovation to the expanding amount of 'services' offered by the site.
Thanks to parking policy changes discussed this month, students will now have greater leeway parking their cars on campus late at night, but the class of 2011 may enjoy fewer parking privileges.
The women's swimming and diving team added to its successful weekend at NESCACs, racking in three conference honors yesterday.
With the newest renovations to Stratton and Wren Halls coming to campus next fall, the housing landscape on the Hill is sure to be vastly different next year. As many welcome the proposed changes, we cannot help but hope they are only the beginning to a revised and revived strategy towards Tufts housing.
On Friday, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a symbolic resolution opposing President George W. Bush's planned troop surge in Iraq.
Paula Zahn, a noted journalist, recently focused on the topic of racism on college campuses. Galvanized by Michael Richards' racist tirade, Zahn has been investigating racial attitudes and racism throughout the nation. The Feb. 13 edition of her popular broadcast revealed some disturbing truths about race and college campuses.
Beirut, flip-cup, kings - all of these have traditionally been the province of male college students. But according to a new study released by researchers at Loyola Marymount University, that may no longer be the case.
If you happened to be among the sold-out crowd at Avalon on Saturday night, you may have felt like you were in some sort of strange, parallel universe. To many fans' astonishment, the order in which the groups appeared seemed to be intentionally backwards. Opening with a short, 30-minute set, k-os put on the best show by far, followed by P.O.S., then the mediocre RX Bandits, leaving the headliners, the Gym Class Heroes, who everyone came to see, as the worst performance of the night.
W hen you're eighteen years old and embarking on your life as a Man, the opinion of your father is pretty important.
The best-laid plans of mice, men and the Office of Residential Life and Learning (ORLL) often go awry.
The Tufts campus doesn't run itself - messes aren't magically cleaned up overnight, food doesn't prepare itself in the dining halls, and the thousands of other maintenance tasks that go on each day don't happen automatically. Instead, hundreds of Tufts-employed workers take on these tasks.
On Sunday night, the 56th annual NBA All-Star Game was played in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Western Conference squad routed its rivals to the East, 153-132, behind 31 points from MVP Kobe Bryant.
A bracket-busting weekend provided college basketball fans with a lot of action, as the March Madness picture saw some major changes.
Beware, young pop culturites, for the great day of reckoning is upon us. Repent, for this Sunday come the Awards of the Academy!
The United States is currently building a case for war against Iran. In the last several days, military representatives have presented some parts of explosive devices as presumed evidence that Iran has been supplying Iraqi Shiite insurgents with highly effective weapons. The claim, repeated by President Bush, is that these devices are being sent into Iraq on the orders of the "highest government officials". For this claim there is no evidence presented. There has been considerable skepticism expressed by journalists, congress members, military experts and knowledgeable academics. The Boston Globe ("Doubts raised on linking of Iran to US deaths in Iraq," Feb. 14), among other major news sources, has a fair treatment of this issue.
The women's squash team headed to Yale this weekend for Howe Cup Championships, hoping to end a four-game losing streak and make some noise at the premier squash tournament of the season.
