For the true, diehard "Project Runway" fan, the much-anticipated showcasing of the final four designers' collections at Olympus Fashion Week is but a thing of the past.
Students who feel disenchanted with the Tufts social scene have a new forum for voicing their troubles: Facebook.com.
Homecoming Saturday was a big day for Tufts athletics this year, as football, both soccer teams, field hockey and volleyball picked up key wins.
The men's soccer team tallied its third consecutive victory yesterday, topping non-conference Rhode Island College 3-2 on the road to push its record to 3-4-1 on the season.
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October is apple picking month - It's apple harvest time! Enjoy one of New England's greatest traditions: head to an orchard and pick your own apples. The season began in the middle of August and will continue until the end of October. To find an orchard near you visit www.pickyourown.org/massapples.htm October 6 and 7 - Do you love ice-skating? Were you dying to go to the Winter Olympics? This is your chance, sort of. Come see some of the Worlds' figure skating champions perform live! An Evening with Champions is an ice skating exhibition featuring famous figure skaters. It is held at the Harvard campus in Allston. All the proceeds will support the Jimmy Fund's fight against children's cancer. For more information log onto http://www.aneveningwithchampions.org or call 617-493-8172.
The Communication and Media Studies (CMS) program, in conjunction with the Tisch College of Citizenship and Public Service, hosted a panel last night on "Law and Order: Debate Over Cameras in the Courtroom" in Braker Auditorium.
In our house, whenever the seven of us get together, one of us is always going to do something stupid. It never fails. No matter what we are doing, no matter how hard we try, it is inevitable that one of us will screw something up.
Sophomore Lyle Friedman is curled up in a chair in the Tower Caf?© with a big box full of packing peanuts, some papers, and of course, chocolate-chip oatmeal cookies. "Here, would you like one?" she says. "My mom just sent them to me, and they're delicious!"
If Jason Grimsley can throw around steroid accusations, so can the Daily Sports Department. Here's our top ten list of people we think are on steroids. And like Grimsley's list, they're in no particular order.
Sept. 2612:22 a.m. A larceny was reported from the gym. A student left his or her wallet in a locker that was unlocked. When the student returned, someone had stolen his or her ID, credit card, and $60 cash.
The news is in, and it's good.
It's official - Shaw's is now open 24 hrs a day for your shopping convenience (or should I say confusion). With the typical grocery store offering over 30,000 items spread across fifteen aisles of stacked shelves reaching over 6 feet high, it's no wonder food shopping can be such a daunting task.
Those of you who read last week's column are probably going to enjoy these first few lines of this one. My Phillies once again managed to play themselves out of a playoff spot for the 13th straight season, losing three of four in the final week of the regular season to finish two games behind the Dodgers for the NL wild card spot. I spoke too soon last week by declaring my certainty that the team would make the playoffs.
After exiting the Davis Square T station and walking on Elm Street for a few blocks, I noticed a bright sign with the title, "Benjapon's." But it was the tagline that drew me in: "Thai food, flavorful, fresh, fast." It sounded like a restaurant full of flavor and nutrition; I had to give it a try.
Tufts-New England Medical Center (Tufts-NEMC) and New England Baptist Hospital (NEBH) are joining up to build a new hospital in the Boston suburbs.
Attendees at this weekend's Homecoming might have noticed that University President Lawrence Bacow attended the festivities with his left arm in a sling. But have no fear, Jumbos. The president didn't take a tumble, but underwent some shoulder surgery. "I had a bone spur removed from my shoulder on Friday late afternoon," Bacow told the Daily in an e-mail message. "The spur was impinging on my rotator cuff and giving me a fair amount of pain." Dr. John Richmond, Tufts' marathon team doctor, performed the surgery, he said. The procedure won't be tripping up his chances for the 2007 Boston Marathon, however. "I should be able to resume running in about two weeks," Bacow wrote. "It should not affect my marathon training." -James Bologna
Homecoming Weekend started long before the opening kickoff at Saturday's football game. Festivities for the weekend officially commenced on Friday night at the Athletic Department's annual Distinguished Achievement Awards Ceremony.
The Center for Disease Control estimates that over 250,000 HIV-positive Americans are unaware of their HIV status. Forty-four percent of those aware of their HIV status only discovered it after they developed symptoms. New infections could be reduced by 30 percent if all HIV-positive people knew of their status and changed their behaviors accordingly.
Q: Are soy products good for you?
