Student votes may shift Democratic primary results
When Saul Carlin ’09, Campus Organizer of Democracy Matters, began registering students to vote in Connecticut’s Feb. 5 primary, he ...
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Technically Speaking: The iPod Touch disappoints fanboy
The iPod Touch ($299, 8GB; $399, 16GB) is like a middle child. Sure, the parents love it (Steve Jobs loves ...
Students, professors compare prices with online booksellers
Pay a visit to the bottom floor of Broad Street Books during Drop/Add and there will most likely be at ...
Jewish identity, Israeli history examined during Birthright, while some question trip’s agenda
When Alex Gold ’10 traveled to Israel this winter break, he never expected to feel any connection with an unknown ...
Birthright surprises: one student’s story
“Leave your parents. Leave your country. Move to Israel.” This was the beginning of Interior Minister of Israel Meir Sheetrit’s ...
Mytheology: Time for choosing
With the advent of a new election finally approaching the nation, an excessive amount of uncertainty has leaked into the ...
Primed for the primaries: an insider’s look at Iowa’s caucuses
On Jan. 3, 2008, the entire world looked on as Iowans cast their votes for presidential candidates in the Iowa ...
Primed for the primaries: student photographer captures New Hampshire election events
I decided early in December that I wanted to travel up to New Hampshire to photograph the events leading up ...
Going “green” grows popular
After tackling the long lines at Broad Street Books this past week, students may have noticed a subtle addition to ...
Ask a Professor: Dana Royer, Earth and Environmental Science
Question: What can we personally do to help alleviate global warming and other environmental problems? Answer: In the United States, ...