There are three things that will always make men happy: inhaling barbequed food, drinking large quantities of beer and watching football. Each of these activities by themselves will put a smile on most any male's face.
Let me begin with a very brief story. In a Western country not long ago, a man walked into a police station and told an on-duty officer that he had a stalker. He said his stalker would watch him all day and all night, judging every move he made. If he did something the stalker didn't like, he'd be punished; if he did something the stalker really didn't like, he'd be buried in a pit.
Question: What has gotten so big that it's in music videos, movie theaters, television and celebrity magazines all at once? No, the answer isn't Lindsay Lohan - it's Kabbalah, and it's come to Tufts.
Tufts recently opened a chapter of the Roosevelt Institution, a national organization that calls itself "the nation's first student think tank."
It was a strong weekend for the lady Jumbos, and two NESCAC Player of the Week honors are the rewards for their efforts.
Following the strong response to last week's Viewpoint, I wrote the followig speech and intended to give it in front of Deans Sternberg, Glaser and Reitman yesterday at the Town Hall Meeting. However, since they insisted that the topic of the meeting remain "intellectual life" and not the sad state of the social life on campus, I couldn't express many important points. Now I can.
After playing under a slew of names throughout his musical career, Will Oldham has used "Bonnie 'Prince' Billy" as his artistic conduit since 1999. Lately, Oldham seems to have set himself at a maddening pace of music production, creating compilations and making guest appearances since his last major release.
Yesterday afternoon, a panel of administrators had a conversation with approximately 50 students in the Sophia Gordon Hall conference room.
Q: What chip angered a columnist in Fall 2006?
As the Major League Baseball playoffs kicked off yesterday, a convenient comparison for this year's volleyball team in the world of sports is the 2006 Minnesota Twins.
With each passing year, Tufts kisses goodbye several dozen semesters worth of tuition to those juniors seeking a semester abroad.
This week, we reach into the Inside Fantasy Football mailbag.
As a tribute to my Chinese roots and to my mother, Chinese food is the order of the day. My hope is that these dishes will offer two things that Panda Palace cannot: an honest glimpse of Chinese food culture and that homemade, DIY goodness no take-out can approximate.
There are a couple of things exercise has to be: * Practiced on a regular basis (three to five days a week)* Executed using proper form and technique.
It is 4:56 p.m. on a Friday afternoon. As I sit here in my room listening to Phish and craving a buffalo chicken calzone, there is only one thing on my mind: how unhappy I am with the way the Merchants on Points (MOPS) dining take-out system works here at Tufts.
Playwright Myrna Casas spoke in Olin Hall yesterday at a lecture sponsored by the Deptartment of Romance Languages, the Latino Center and the Charles Smith Lecture Fund.
Robert Kindler, the Vice Chairman of Investment Banking at Morgan Stanley, addressed a crowd last night on the unpredictability of career paths and the importance of sustaining relationships with peers and mentors in determining future success.
Due to an editing error, a statistic in a Viewpoint entitled "Tufts' racial diveristy - or lack thereof?" by Paula Kaufman incorrectly stated that five percent of the Class of 2010 identified themselves as African-American - this is the percentage of admitted students who identify themselves as such. Four percent of the enrolled class identify themselves as African-American.
