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Success and fun should go together, no?

Mara Aspinall (J '83) delivered a speech entitled "Having Fun While Finding Success" to a crowd of about 60 students and professors in Ballou Hall last night as this semester's Lyon and Bendheim lecturer.




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Token greenhouse efforts?

Fall Fever has hit Boston (and it's not because of the Red Sox). An abundance of students are strewn across the quad, lounging under the vibrant foliage. While hurricanes and tsunamis may devastate the rest of the world, Beantown, thus far, has not felt any real detriment from climate change.





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The (job) hunt in red October: Career Services can provide relief

As October begins and brings with it the first round of exams at Tufts, a good proportion of Tufts students have additional worries besides their studies. Before too long, the school year will be over, and seniors will enter the demographic of recent college graduates that labor economists love to study.


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TUPD disrespects students

We've all been there before; we've all had tough weeks with hundreds of pages to read, papers to write and marathon Tisch sessions. All we're looking for is a chance to escape for a night, maybe run into that cute girl who sits in front of us in math class and get away from that awful droning voice that we hear at 12:45 ("The library will be closing in 15 minutes ...").



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No Facebook for student athletes?

Facebook.com has wormed its way into college life, linking students to others in the their classes, putting faces to names, and allowing students to share pictures and advertise events.


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Here comes the Daily's bunny tale

What could sk8er boi's, Dave Matthews Band, six year-old girls, and the Tufts Daily possibly have in common? Believe it or not, the answer lies in the artist behind that adorable, if random, umbrella-toting bunny perched on the right-hand corner of the front page of the paper in your hands.



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Top Ten | This is what 'Love in a Elevator' gets you

Steven Tyler's recent announcement of his Hepatitis C infection got the Daily thinking. While we certainly sympathize with local boy Mr. Tyler's ailment, we would be lying if we said that we were surprised by a rock star's contraction of a highly contagious disease associated with, well, sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll (and of course, Tommy Lee and Pam Anderson).





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Unstable Middle East is a "tinderbox," Mufti says

Malik Mufti, Professor of Political Science and International Relations program director, met with two dozen students in the Crane Room last night to discuss Middle Eastern politics in the context of the 34 day war between Hezbollah and Israel this summer.