The Amherst Student

By Sarah Rothbard & Nick Soltman

This week in Amherst history--February 12, 1968: Officers interrogated

By Devindra Hardawar

By Jessie Oh, Arts & Living Editor

the personals: questions for Carla Kim ďż˝08

By Katie Roza, Arts & Living Editor

'Candide' looks to uphold a youthful, but fine, tradition

By A&L Staff

By Pat Savage, Contributing Writer

'Brokeback Mountain' set to ride off into the sunset with Oscar

By Ashley Armato, Publisher

Employers use Facebook to screen applicants

By Andy Nguyen, Arts & Living Editor

Cariani adds quicksilver playwriting to an eclectic resumé

By Donatella Galella, Arts & Living Editor

Original, witty and sweet, 'Almost' is anything but incomplete

By Donatella Galella, Arts & Living Editor

By Sarah Rothbard & Nick Soltman

This week in Amherst history--February 3, 1962: Food fight deemed immoral

By Devindra Hardawar

By Andy Nguyen, Arts & Living Editor

the personals: questions for Ian Shin '06

By Katie Roza, Arts & Living Editor

New geology building opens doors for spring classes

By Laura Sarli, News Editor

Graber receives story-writing award

By Arts & Living Staff

By Michael Neff, Staff Writer

Interterm weaknesses need more than an all-or-nothing solution

By Staff Editorial

Soltman is Amherst's 2006 Junior Fellow

By Laurel Chen, Staff Writer

Haute couture drops in on your neighborhood mass retailer

By Natalie Soud, Contributing Writer

Students build houses for Interterm

By Jessie Oh, Arts & Living Editor

Research grants awarded to professors

By Michael Neff, Staff Writer

Spoken word event gets national media coverage

By Ben Goldfarb, News Editor

Senate addresses tribute to faculty

By Sarah Johnston, News Editor

Buying books locally is a community service worthy of the higher prices

By Russell Kornblith ’06

College Visit: Two professors develop revolutionary tracking device

By Mark Donaldson, News Editor

Communication is key to every happy relationship and Alito isn't talking

By Campus Police

By Andrew Dykens ’08

Whither went the Gaza withdrawal: Israel in American mythology

By Max Ajl ’06

Men's hockey on six-game win streak

By Ryan O'Donnell, Staff Writer

Hixon earns 500th win; Jeffs are 10th in nation

By Bill Nahill, Staff Writer

First-years propel Jeffs to victory

By Marie Fritzsche, Staff Writer

Hixon among NCAA's Div. III greatest coaches

By Judd Olanoff, Neurotic New Yorker

Track and field turns in solid performances

By Ben Kaplan, Staff Writer

No. 11 men's squash aims for top 10

By Sarah Rothbard, Senior Staff Writer

Women's hockey plays catch up with Continentals, Hawks

By Peter Stein, Staff Writer

Jeffs drown Camels, 227-59, reap benefits from training

By Lauren Schmale, Staff Writer

Hamill and Altreche are first Jeffs to receive NCAA awards

By Jennifer Ho and Louise Stevenson, Sports Editors

Women's basketball starts NESCAC slate with wins

By Maggie Roth, Staff Writer

Women's squash on the upswing, clobbers Mules

By Sarah Jin, Staff Writer

GAME OF THE WEEK: Women's Basketball at Middlebury College

By Jesse Corradi, Sports Editor

With Honors: Sean Ellis '07 and John Casnocha '06

By Jesse Corradi, Sports Editor

Bub's Player of the Week: Stacey Johnston '08

By Lauren Benson, Managing Sports Editor

Women's ice hockey holds its own

By Peter Stein, Staff Writer

Men avenge losses with 11 first-place finishes

By Lauren Schmale, Staff Writer

Lord Jeffs put the Huskies to sleep

By Sarah Jin, Staff Writer

Early results point to a great indoor season

By Ben Kaplan, Staff Writer

Neurotic presents NBA pre-midseason ranking

By Judd Olanoff, Neurotic New Yorker

Smith leads women's basketball over Westfield State, 64-46

By Jaclyn DeMais, Staff Writer

Men's basketball holds back Pride, humbly blows out Westfield State

By Bill Nahill, Staff Writer

Men's hockey exhibits superb penalty killing

By Ryan O'Donnell, Staff Writer

Men's squash crushes Huskies, favor returned by number-one Bantams

By Sarah Rothbard, Senior Staff Writer

Women's swimming gives Panthers their first loss

By Marie Fritzsche, Staff Writer

Game of the Week: Men's and Women's Squash vs. Tufts University

By Jesse Corradi, Sports Editor

With Honors: Julie Smith '06 and Christian Witzke '09

By Jesse Corradi, Sports Editor

Bub's Player of the Week: Andrew Olson '08

By Lauren Benson, Managing Sports Editor

Hollywood comes this holiday season bearing pretty gifts

By Yuan En Lim, Managing Arts & Living Editor

Cash rises like a Phoenix from the ashes to dominate the screen

By Ashley Armato, Publisher

By Sarah Rothbard & Nick Soltman

Kelsey finds new meanings of "Love" with an old couple

By Devindra Hardawar

By Donatella Galella, Arts & Living Editor

This week in Amherst history--December 12, 1977: Scrutiny scrutinized

By Jessie Oh, Arts & Living Editor

the personals: questions for Shannon Dobson '06

By Virginia Lora, Arts & Living Editor

Jazz duo adds new beat to the bustle of the town Commons

By Arts & Living Staff

By Virginia Lora, Arts & Living Editor

Kresge Foundation awards $500,000 to College

By Laura Sarli, News Editor

Op-ed raises questions of Honor Code violation

By Samantha Lacher, Senior Staff Writer

Faculty discusses quantitive courses for first-years

By Diana Hong, Executive Editor

Five College students prepare for spoken word

By Ben Goldfarb, News Editor

Takara exposes racial trouble in tropical paradise

By Sarah Johnston, News Editor

Senate increases funding for Concert

By Mari Rosen, Staff Writer

Williams addresses literacy of blacks

By Daniel Lees, Staff Writer

IT's cellular survey yields high response

By Mark Donaldson, News Editor

Five College News Brief: UMass officials react to ABC report on on-campus violent crime

By Laura Sarli, News Editor

International students should be admitted on a need blind basis

By Campus Police

By Staff Editorial

Letters to the Editor

By Michael Simmons ’06, Pat Savage ’07 and Stephanie Sneed ’08

Crossett Christmas crowding did not foster the holiday party spirit

By Andrew Dykens ’08

The College's newest policies on gambling needs redirection

By John Barbieri ’09

Competitive deluge of fliers is ineffective and unappreciated

By Rachel Greenberg ’09

Double standards and blind eyes abet indigenous colonialism

By Michael Baca ’06E

Education must improve for male students of lower socioeconomic classes

By Michael Serviansky ’09

2004 rookie standouts become All-Americans

By Jennifer Ho, Sports Editor

Jeffs tip off with Amherst Classic

By Jaclyn DeMais, Contributing Writer

Men's ice hockey captures Spurrier Classic over Wesleyan Cardinals

By Ryan O’Donnell, Contributing Writer

Hamilton football loses a lot of games; coaches

By Judd Olanoff, Neurotic New Yorker

Women's hockey mauls Wesleyan

By Peter Stein, Staff Writer

Men's swim drops Mules off the Deep End

By Lauren Schmale, Staff Writer

Optimism and past success propel track and field athletes

By Ben Kaplan, Staff Writer

Men's basketball wins fifth straight Ken Wright '52 Invitational

By Bill Nahill, Staff Writer

Women dominate, swim to victory

By Marie Fritzsche, Staff Writer

With Ephs on the radar, men's squash looks to excel

By Sarah Rothbard, Senior Staff Writer

Eleventh-ranked Lord Jeffs aim to climb to top

By Sarah Jin, Staff Writer

GAME OF THE WEEK: Women's Ice Hockey vs. Middlebury

By Jesse Corradi, Sports Editor

With Honors: Rylan Burns '09 and Meaghan Stern '09

By Lauren Benson, Managing Sports Editor

Bub's Player of the Week: Kim Partee '08

By Lauren Benson, Managing Sports Editor

Harry matures with grace under first true baptism of "Fire"

By Angie J. Han, Senior Staff Writer

The CAP's eager efforts to include student voices are commendable

By Staff Editorial

Letter to the Editor

By Mike Simmons '06

Student article misrepresented Harlem Ren

By Marika Hashimoto ’06

The U.S. must diversify its energy options-nuclear power looks good

By John Barbieri ’09

Cheney's 'means to an end' approach is un-American

By Michael Serviansky ’09

Making Music at Amherst: Wandering the reaches of improv, 'Nomads' have found their sound

By Katie Roza, Arts & Living Editor

The Vatican's 'guidelines' scapegoat called gay men

By Anthony Paz ’08

This week in Amherst history--December 1, 1951: 'Amherst' sings on key

By Sarah Rothbard & Nick Soltman

By Donatella Galella, Arts & Living Editor

By A&L Staff

Altschuler awarded Rhodes Scholarship

By Devindra Hardawar

By Mark Donaldson, News Editor

Students discuss College's future with Marx

By Jenny Kim, Managing News Editor

Dean Moss awarded highest honor for storytelling

By Sarah Johnston, News Editor

College receives $200,000 grant for science museum

By Ben Goldfarb, News Editor

College Visit: Yale's new tailgating policies create controversy among alumni before Yale-Harvard fo

By Mark Donaldson, News Editor

Smith describes decrease in legal rights

By Mark Donaldson, News Editor

Senate discusses spring club budgets

By Mari Rosen, Staff Writer

Gravitas, rather than battle scenes, makes the war movie

By Campus Police

By Andy Nguyen, Arts & Living Editor

"Drive" shifts audience out of neutral with impressive intensity

By Donatella Galella, Arts & Living Editor

By Sarah Rothbard & Nick Soltman

Another talented cast expends its flair on uninspired theater

By Devindra Hardawar

By Donatella Galella, Arts & Living Editor

This week in Amherst history--November 15, 1973: "Sleaze" causes uproar

By Jessie Oh, Arts & Living Editor

the personals: questions for Daniel Calvert '09

By Katie Roza, Arts & Living Editor

Jazz and art inspire Renaissance

By A&L Staff

By Yuan En Lim, Managing Arts & Living Editor

Trujillo discusses rise of "femicide"

By Laura Sarli, News Editor

Thirty-three seniors receive research grants

By Andy Nguyen, Arts & Living Editor

Students join local community to oppose Wal-Mart

By Laura Sarli, News Editor

Panel tackles challenges faced by gay athletes

By Ben Goldfarb, News Editor

Senate discusses Frost Library's future

By Sarah Johnston, News Editor

College Visit: Teaching assistants at NYU threaten to strike for months until administration negotia

By Sarah Johnston, News Editor

Abdallah recounts life as Arab in Israel

By Mark Donaldson, News Editor

Five College News Brief: UMass professors receive a $730,000 grant from U.S. Department of Education

By Campus Police

By Laura Sarli, News Editor

Football falls to Ephs, drops to fifth place in NESCAC

By Pat McGrath, Staff Writer

Women, Morrissey run over foes

By Jennifer Ho, Sports Editor

Media coverage of black quarterbacks, take two

By Judd Olanoff, Neurotic New Yorker

Jeffs gain strength with numbers

By Marie Fritzsche, Staff Writer

New swimmers prove to be a good stroke

By Lauren Schmale, Staff Writer

Fifth-ranked Jeffs promise to turn heads, go deep into NCAA's

By Bill Nahill, Staff Writer

Amherst riders gallop to first-place performances at home show

By Adriana Fazzano, Senior Staff Writer

Women's basketball seeks NESCAC title with new offense

By Jaclyn DeMais, Contributing Writer

Women's ice hockey shoots to score more in 2005-06

By Peter Stein, Contributing Writer

Core seniors, young defense lead men's hockey

By Ryan O'Donnell, Contributing Writer

GAME OF THE WEEK: Cross Country at NCAA Div. III Championships

By Jennifer Ho, Sports Editor

With Honors: Mark Hannon '07 and Mike Salerno '07

By Jesse Corradi, Sports Editor

Bub's Player of the Week: Tomas Morrissey '08

By Lauren Benson, Managing Sports Editor

The College needs to be more considerate of stranded students

By Staff Editorial

Letter to the Editor

Social Council refutes misconceptions

By Allison Flato ’06 & Annie McMullin ’06

Readers should take a grain of salt with world news coverage

By Virginia Lora ’08

Amherst needs to put up a stronger fight against the Interterm blahs

By Vicky Chau ’08

Facing reality: Sexual assault and disrespect happen here

By Alison Armour ’07

Hypocritical College Republican posters slander the "progressive" Left

By Russell Kornblith ’06

Away with words: Marie Fritzsche '06 experiences Guatemala

By Marie Fritzsche

By Devindra Hardawar

By A&L Staff

This week in Amherst history--November 10, 1818: Trustees vote to upgrade

By Sarah Rothbard & Nick Soltman

By Katherine Roza, Arts & Living Editor

the personals: questions for Oscar Baez '08

By Virginia Lora, Arts & Living Editor

An ordinary undergraduate chooses between life and death

By Jessie Oh, Arts & Living Editor

Diverse visions abound as Noho hosts annual indie film fest

By Andy Nguyen, Arts & Living Editor

Dinner raises $1,700 for earthquake victims

By Virginia Lora, Arts & Living Editor

College seeks to improve students' writing skills

By Mark Donaldson and Laura Sarli, News Editors

Danner disapproves of U.S. response to Abu Ghraib

By Laurel Chen, Contributing Writer

Judt discusses proper ways to remember the Holocaust

By Ben Goldfarb, News Editor

Kegan discusses stages of consciousness

By Mark Donaldson, News Editor

AAS discusses senate responsibilities

By Mari Rosen, News Editor

College Visit: Hurricane Katrina forces Dillard University to lay off 59 percent of its faculty and

By Peter Williams, Staff Writer