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By Michelle Ye Hee LeeMay 09, 2008The College is seeing changes in the air, from Thomas Lancaster’s abrupt departure from senior associate deanship, to revisions of General Education Requirements and Freshman Advising and Mentoring at Emory, to implementing direct enrollment. Read more
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By Esther YangMay 09, 2008Bill Nye, also known as “The Science Guy,” spoke to graduating seniors packed in the Glenn Memorial auditorium on Thursday about impacting the world and striving for the "joy of dicscovery." Read more
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Work Begins on Hillel CenterBy Christina WhiteMay 09, 2008The groundbreaking for the Marcus Hillel Center, scheduled to be completed and open in the summer of 2009, began on Sunday as Jewish students and members of the Atlanta Jewish community looked on in support. The Center will serve as a center for Jewish life at Emory and headquarters for Hillels of Georgia. Read more |
EDITORIALS
 EDITORIALS
- By Steven SteinMay 08, 2008There is one thing scares me more than impending economic doom, something far more torturous: the senior reflection. To counterbalance the hackneyed sentimentality found... Read more
- By Eric BettsMay 08, 2008Unlike 3,595 other Emory students, Commencement is not the first day of the rest of my life. Read more
ARTS & LIVING
ARTS & LIVING
- By Bridget RileyMay 09, 2008Not just a bird, not a plane — it’s the Great Speckled Bird, the alternative newspaper for a generation of Georgia hippies and radicals. Lauded by Walter Cronkite and dubbed... Read more
- By Frances AllittMay 09, 2008The Emory Visual Arts Program opened the Student Exhibition on April 30. Located in the Visual Arts Building, the Exhibition features the work of the five joint art history and... Read more
ENTERTAINMENT
ENTERTAINMENT
- By Cole YoungnerMay 09, 2008Even if you’re not a live music addict, this summer’s gold mine of music festivals across the United States promises once-in-a-lifetime experiences: Lollapalooza in Chicago,... Read more
- By Julian SnowMay 08, 2008Jerry Seinfeld took the Fox Theatre by storm on Friday with a show dominated by mocking common human behaviors and tendencies.
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SPORTS
SPORTS
- By Richard Higham KesslerMay 08, 2008Third baseman Frank Pfister stayed in school to use his last year of NCAA Division III eligibility instead of declaring to go professional. Unlike his peers, however, Pfister has... Read more
- By Nathan AmstutzMay 08, 2008Ferderigos is one of the most successful basketball players in Emory's history, due not only to his on-court performance but also to his leadership, warmth and team-first... Read more
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