Top news stories of 2004-2005
TRADING SPACES: Some frosh were reassigned to new rooms before their arrival due to a reported misunderstanding within the administration ...
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Frats change policies
Working with new program housing rules, two fraternities has had to alter their previous policies. Not allowing women to live ...
Osayande explores privilege in workshop
About 30 students met in the Butt C lounge on Saturday for six and a half hours to discuss their ...
Holocaust survivor connects suffering to modern issues
A ceremony in the Memorial Chapel Wednesday was an early observance of the Holocaust Rembrance, officially on May 5. The ...
Zen Buddhist leads tea ceremony
On Monday, the Mansfield Freeman Center for East Asian Studies (FEAS) hosted a Japanese tea ceremony led by Stephen A. ...
WesPREP forms non-profit education organization
To provide resources for higher education to prison inmates, students of WesPREP collaborated with a prison education program in New ...
Kyrgyzstan ambassador calls for peaceful transfer
The transformation to democracy does not mean that a country must face the threat of terrorism, Stephen M. Young, U.S. ...
Guinier argues against roles of privilege in higher education
Lani Guinier, a Boskey Professor at Harvard Law School and a noted scholar on democratic theory and voting rights, argued ...
Ground broken for sensory-impaired home in Middletown
On Tuesday construction workers broke ground on the site of the future Salvatore L. Monarco Place, Connecticut's first sensory-impaired housing ...
Pledge plaintiff Newdow sings, lectures about “under God”
Michael Newdow, best known for opposing the use of the words "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance and for ...