The Amherst Student

Brooke ¹89 moves from the Sabrinas to national tours

By Campus Police

By Marisa Maleck, Staff Writer

THIS WEEK IN AMHERST HISTORY: March 11, 1985--Fire Destroys New Gym

By A&L staff

By Lauren Schmale, Staff Writer

the personals: questions for Alexander Tew ¹07

By Jennifer Sung, Arts and Living Editor

David Applefield ¹78: The life of a self-proclaimed Ścultural guerrilla¹

By Matt Langione, Arts and Living Editor

Applefield¹s ŚOn a Flying Fish¹ a triumph of fictive imagination

By Matt Langione, Arts and Living Editor

Men's basketball advances to Sweet Sixteen

By George Doty, Senior Staff Writer

Track places well at ECACs

By Jane Sung, Senior Staff Writer

Women's squash: Two Jeffs play at CSA Individuals

By Sarah Rothbard, Managing Sports Editor

Softball fields a young, talented squad

By Martha Buck, Staff Writer

Baseball begins quest for NESCAC Championship

By Ryan McDowell, Contributing Writer

Women's tennis anticipates return to NCAA Championships

By Marie Fritzsche, Staff Writer

Men's lacrosse not content with NESCAC semifinals

By Greg Dworkowitz, Senior Staff Writer

Women's lacrosse: Jeffs are ready to fill big shoes left by class of 2003

By Sarah Rothbard, Managing Sports Editor

Will Ainge have Celts tank season?

By Justin Sharaf, Babbling Bostonian

Bub's Player of the Week: Adam Harper '04

By Sarah Rothbard, Managing Sports Editor

With Honors: Shauneen Garrahan '07

By Emily O'Brien, Sports Editor

Game of the week: Men's Basketball vs. New Jersey City University

By Emily O'Brien, Sports Editor

Women's golf aims to fill holes in lineup

By Jessica Rothschild, Sports Editor

Wise discusses effects of racism

By Kathy Hamlin, Senior Staff Writer

Taubman receives National Book award

By Chris Dolan, News Editor

Student body votes to allot $14,805 to spring formal

By Samantha Lacher, Managing News Editor

LJST holds first Amherst Today program for alumni, parents

By Nadav Klein, News Editor

Hungry Newt re-opens for business

By Kimberly Lewis, News Editor

History, Black Studies hire together

By Chris Dolan, News Editor

Five College News Brief: Coalition of students rallies in support of fair labor code

By Kimberly Lewis, News Editor

Senate allocates funds to YAI speakers

By Megan Klein, News Editor

College should adopt a form of tenure review

By Campus Police

By Student Editorial

A principled argument against gay marriage

By Chris Pochon '07; William H. Pritchard Professor of English; Kenny Sparling '07 Pat Sandor '07; H

By Ryan Raskopf

Are angels in the shadows at Amherst College?

By Eric Osborne "The Borne Identity"

Gibson presents a window into Jesus' death

By Dave Chen, Staff Writer

Gibson's 'Passion' is ineffectual and offensive

By Andrea Gyorody, News Editor

Dismal message amidst 'Passion's' bloodbath

By Aaron Hall, Contributing Writer

events

By A&L staff

THIS WEEK IN AMHERST HISTORY--March 8, 1976: Casino! through the ages

By Lauren Schmale, Staff Writer

the personals: questions for Professor Arthur Zajonc

By Justine Chae, Managing Arts and Living Editor

When it comes to the Oscars, nobody wants cute

By Tia Subramanian, Senior Staff Writer

Away with words - Cushing Donelan '05 visits Rome, Italy -

By Cushing Donelan

the High Hard One: a sex column

By by xx and xy

The College should invest in a school store

By The Amherst Student Editorial Board

What's at stake in the 2004 Presidential elections

By Arana; Anunkor

By Russell Kornblith, A Voice from the Left

Amherst should invest in a socially responsible manner

By Daniel Altschuler

Letter of protest was an accurate portrayal of the Scalia lecture

By Brian Stout

Criticism of Gibson's The Passion is unfounded

By Matt Langione

Men's basketball: Amherst enters NCAAs with a promising draw

By George Doty, Senior Staff Writer

Men's swim places second at NESCACs

By Lauren Schmale, Staff Writer

Men's squash places 12th at championships

By Sarah Rothbard, Managing Sports Editor

Jeff runners take Open New Englands by storm

By Jane Sung, Senior Staff Writer

Men's hockey falls to Trinity Bantams in first round

By Scott Ganz, Sports Editor

Women's hockey: Continentals ice Jeffs 6-1 in opening round

By Greg Dworkowitz, Senior Staff Writer

Once upon a time in Williamstown

By Justin Sharaf, Babbling Bostonian

Bub's Player of the Week: Mike Pohorylo '04

By Sarah Rothbard, Managing Sports Editor

With Honors: Ethan Treat '07 and Russell Lee '05

By Nick Michlewicz and Jessica Rothschild, Sports Editors

Game of the Week: Indoor track at ECACs

By Sarah Rothbard, Managing Sports Editor

Pratt Museum closes to the public

By Megan Klein, News Editor

McDonald appeals Spring Formal referendum

By Andrea Gyorody, News Editor

Plaza and Waldorf-Astoria to house first-years

By Kimberly Lewis, News Editor

Students to investigate 380 murder in Mexico

By Kimberly Lewis, News Editor

PATRIOT Act forum prompts debate

By Caitlin Kekacs, Staff Writer

IT to require students to register PCs, routers, hubs

By Kimberly Lewis, News Editor

Slaughter unravels global networks

By Nadav Klein, News Editor

AAS funding survey results are inconclusive

By Chris Dolan, News Editor

AAS moves FLICS to master general fund

By Andrea Gyorody, News Editor

Five-College News Brief: Smith students protest job eliminations

By Nadav Klein, News Editor

College Visit: Yale University opens orientation program to non-minority students

By Andrea Gyorody, News Editor

College Visit: Harvard University revises financial aid program in order to attract more students fr

By Andrea Gyorody, News Editor

Amherst College's ties with Japan's Doshisha University rooted in history

By Campus Police

By Lauren Schmale, Staff Writer

2004 Oscar preview: picks and predix

By Tia Subramanian, Senior Staff Writer

THIS WEEK IN AMHERST HISTORY--February 25, 1957: Amherst goes monogamous

By Priyanka Jacob, Arts and Living Editor

the personals: questions for Kimmie Weeks '05

By Justine Chae, Managing Arts and Living Editor

Italian food in a cozy ambience at reasonable prices

By A&L Staff

By Natalie Soud, Contributing Writer with Margo Nathan, Contributing Writer

the High Hard One: a Sex Column

By by xx and xy

Raves: an underground subculture of glitter and glowsticks

By Eunice Park, Senior Staff Writer

Administration should consult student body

By editorial staff

Protest letter shows a lack of tolerance for other viewpoints

By Jonathan Borowsky ’07; Roman Lifson ’89

By Hadley Arkes

American freedom is under attack, but the enemy is not foreign

By Brian Stout

Say no to gay bashing and ideologically discriminatory hiring

By Russell Kornblith "A Voice From The Left"

Note to liberals: stop building better Republicans

By Lissa Minkel

Men's basketball: Amherst eyes rematch with Trinity

By George Doty, Senior Staff Writer

Men's hockey: Jeffs look to foil Bantam three-peat

By Scott Ganz, Sports Editor

Indoor track: Women take third, men finish 9th in New England Championships

By Jane Sung, Senior Staff Writer

Women's basketball loses to Bates in NESCAC playoffs

By Maggie Roth, Staff Writer

Men's squash: Yale Bulldogs sweep Jeffs in 9-0 match

By Sarah Rothbard, Managing Sports Editor

Shaw '05 catapults women's swimming to NESCAC third

By Marie Fritzsche, Staff Writer

Women's squash upsets Cornell to finish season ranked 10th

By Scout Durwood, Sports Editor

Rejuvenated ski teams conquer slopes

By Ryan McDowell, Contributing Writer

Babbling does what he does best

By Justin Sharaf, Babbling Bostonian

With Honors: John Donovan '04 and Mike Page '05

By Jessica Rothschild, Sports Editor

Game of the Week: Men's basketball vs. Trinity in NESCAC Playoffs

By Nick Michlewicz, Sports Editor

Bub's Player of the Week: Kate Shaw '05

By Sarah Rothbard, Managing Sports Editor

Sewage forces Hitchcock residents to evacuate

By Kimberly Lewis, News Editor

Student sees man expose himself in Frost Library

By Samantha Lacher, Managing News Editor

College proposes new phone system

By Nadav Klein, News Editor

College to close Alumni Lot to students

By Nadav Klein, News Editor & Candy Liang, Staff Writer

Employers want focus and writing skills, not majors

By Megan Klein, News Editor

Smith '07 elected JC chair, '04 senator run-off scheduled

By Jennifer Sung, Arts and Living Editor

Local News Brief: Committee recommends fire department reorganization

By Chris Dolan, News Editor

College Visit: Roger Williams College Republicans sponsor scholarship for white students

By Andrea Gyorody, News Editor

AAS schedules spring formal referendum for Monday

By Andrea Gyorody, News Editor

Amherst needs to ensure student safety

By Campus Police

By Editorial

'The Vagina Monologues' fights for women's rights

By Priyanka Jacob, Arts and Living Editor

French Pancakes are for breakfast, dinner or dessert

By Jennifer Sung, Staff Writer

THIS WEEK IN AMHERST HISTORY--February 20, 1984: Students Rally for Frats

By Meg Scalia '02; Douglas Weber '74; The Student Health Educators; Nicole Heig '04, Marci Brenholz '04

By Lauren Schmale, Contributing Writer

the personals: questions for Chris Parkinson '07

By Charlie Samuelson, Arts & Living Editor

With 'Feels Like Home,' Jones proves that she is much more than just a one-hit wonder

By A&L staff

By Katherine Choi, Contributing Writer

Shame on Marx for inviting Justice Scalia to Amherst

By Russell Kornblith "The Voice Of The Left"

the High Hard One: a sex column

By xx and xy

Gay rights in America: Massachusetts v. Ohio

By Andy Bruns

Away with words- Claudia Gunter '05E visits Glasgow, Scotland -

By Claudia Gunter

Professors betray ideals of a liberal arts college

By Theodore Hertzberg

Keys to eating properly and staying healthy

By Brandt Tullis "Brandt's Rants"

Even though it is painful, war in Iraq is justified

By Eric Osborne "The Borne Identity"

More open talk about sex needed on campus

By The author has requested that the name be removed from this piece.

Scalia lecture generates continued discussion

By Caitlin Kekacs, Staff Writer

Anonymous donor funds canes for class of 2004

By Samantha Lacher, Managing News Editor

Investigating Majors, Academic Trends: 31 percent of class of '03 double majored

By Megan Klein, News Editor

Committee continues search for Librarian

By Andrea Gyorody, News Editor

Nearly 500 students vote in AAS election

By Jennifer Sung, Staff Writer

Senators meet with Lieber, Judycki to discuss phone service

By Andrea Gyorody, News Editor

College Visit: Harvard officials over-ride approval of H-Bomb, a new sex magazine

By Samantha Lacher, Managing News Editor

Local News Brief: Budget cuts might cause PVTA to cancel Sunday service

By Samantha Lacher, Managing News Editor

Men's hockey: Men win two to qualify for NESCACs

By Campus Police

By Scott Ganz, Sports Editor

Men's basketball: Men earn third seed, beat Wesleyan

By George Doty, Senior Staff Writer

Track runs season's last three meets

By Jane Sung, Senior Staff Writer

Women's hockey wins final three games

By Greg Dworkowitz, Senior Staff Writer

Women's hoops clinches sixth seed

By Maggie Roth, Staff Writer

Men's squash fall to Williams

By Sarah Rothbard, Managing Sports Editor

Women prepare to squash competition

By Scout Durwood, Sports Editor

Player Profile: Jill Wyrick '05 is prepared to swim to victory, again

By Anne McNamara, Senior Staff Writer

Rodriguez trade stinks of Ephs

By Justin Sharaf, Babbling Bostonian

Bub's Player of the Week: A.J. Greco

By Sarah Rothbard, Managing Sports Editor

Game of the Week: Men's basketball vs. Wesleyan in NESCAC Tournament

By Nick Michlewicz, Sports Editor

With Honors: Lyndsey Scott '06 and Meghan Dickoff '07

By Nick Michlewicz, Sports Editor

Men's swimming: Men crush Springfield, honor seniors

By Lauren Schmale, Staff Writer

Women swim undefeated for first time in history

By Marie Fritzsche, Staff Writer

Women's squash splits with Bates, Bowdoin at Amherst Invite

By Scout Durwood, Sports Editor

Men's hoops falls to Trin, hopes to bounce back for NESCACs

By George Doty, Senior Staff Writer

A pretty flat 'Bounce' from all but Owen Wilson

By David Scherr, Senior Staff Writer

Runners hit Tufts track hard

By Jane Sung, Senior Staff Writer

The High Hard One: a sex column

By by xx and xy

Women's basketball: Herlihy propels Jeffs past Trin

By Maggie Roth, Staff Writer

Away with words: Mira Serrill-Robins '06 visits Thailand

By Mira Serrill-Robins

Men's squash: Jeffs stave off lower-ranked opponents for quartet of wins

By Sarah Rothbard, Managing Sports Editor

events

By A&L staff

Men's hockey falls to .500

By Scott Ganz, Sports Editor

This Week in Amherst History: Amherst Exposes

By Priyanka Jacob

Women's hockey: Tenth win ties record for regular season victories

By Greg Dworkowitz, Senior Staff Writer

the personals: questions for Faisal Dittu '04

By Matt Langione

Eight men left: St. John's suspends five

By Babbling Bostonian, Justin Sharaf

Brownell examines comic craziness

By Jennifer A. Salcido, Senior Staff Writer

Bub's Player of the Week: Kate Herlihy '05

By Sarah Rothbard, Managing Sports Editor

With Honors: Lindsay Grabowski '07 and Peter Hatfield '07

By Jessica Rothschild, Sports Editor

Game of the Week: Men's squash at Little Three Championship

By Jessica Rothschild, Sports Editor

Scalia discusses constitutional issues

By Andrea Gyorody, News Editor & Mira Serrill-Robins, Associate Editor

Suspicious incidents prompt safety alert

By Talia Brown, Editor-in-Chief

Students cooperate to protest Scalia lecture

By Caitlin Kekacs, Contributing Writer

Huerta encourages student action

By Kathy Hamlin, Senior Staff Writer

Marx says funds will not decrease

By Samantha Lacher, Managing News Editor

College hopes to prevent future vehicle accidents

By Samantha Lacher, Managing News Editor

Academic departments search for new faculty

By Nadav Klein, News Editor

Judiciary council votes to reinstate Sanchez '05

By Andrea Gyorody, News Editor

Local News Brief: Community supports Amherst Regional High School's controversial decision to perfor

By Megan Klein, News Editor

AAS discusses new online directory

By Kimberly Lewis, Contributing Writer

College Visit: Dartmouth students voice concern that professor's viewpoints cost him his job

By Chris Dolan, Contributing Writer

AAS election statements

By AAS Candidates

By Campus Police

Protest Scalia in a respectable manner

By Ryan Raskopf ’05, Jed Doty '05, Paul Warner '04, Mark Sayson '04, Alex Fleiss '05, Matt Tierney '04;

By Editorial

Scalping of tickets to Scalia lecture is justified

By by David Gottlieb

Bussing away my prejudices

By by Eric Osborne

Marx proposal deserves praise

By by Alex Rodriguez

Decentralize Finances

By by Graham Dumas

'A Funny Thing Happened' on the stage of Buckley

By Jennifer Sung, Contributing Writer

Spotlight on THE NAUGHTY MUFFINS

By Marisa Maleck, Staff Writer