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Policy Restricts Greek Funds
By Alice ChenOctober 26, 2009A new policy concerning Greek life reserve accounts could be limiting fraternity and sorority spending, according to Residence Hall Association President Efraim “EJ” Keisari. Read more
Voicing Transgender Issues at Emory
By Bridget RileyOctober 22, 2009This year, a cluster of events have sparked a discussion about what transgender means to Emory. The LGBT office and Trans-Forming Emory are working to make transgender people's day-to-day lives on campus easier and create a sense of community. Read more

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Emory Educates on Alcohol Safety

By Alice ChenNovember 06, 2009Student Health Counseling Services (SHCS) and the Faculty Staff Assistance Program (FSAP) collaborated to host the annual National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week (NCAAW) during the first week of November. Read more

EDITORIALS

Will Smut Survive The Recession?
By Catherine CaiNovember 05, 2009How can we know that the recession is real? Because not even sex sells anymore. Read more
Malaria Progress a Tough Slog
By Aaron CollettNovember 05, 2009For too long the developed world has been turning a blind eye to diseases that mostly affect the poor. Recent progress on malaria, however, may prove that change is on the horizon. Read more

ARTS & LIVING

Organ Performance Takes Audience on a Scary Ride
By Malcolm TariqNovember 02, 2009The University Organist Recital Series took a trip down a dark road on the eve of Halloween with Emory University organist Timothy Albrecht’s Scary Ride! Read more
Cheap, Hand-Made Fashions Are All the Rage in This Year’s Costume Trends
By Frances AllittNovember 02, 2009For people over 13 who cannot realistically go trick-or-treating anymore — whose trick-or-treating, in fact, consists of the nightly search for dancing, drinks or a date —... Read more

ENTERTAINMENT

Diaz, Marsden Hope to Charm ‘The Box’ Office
By Tim WebberNovember 05, 2009Writer and director Richard Kelly (“Donnie Darko”) pushes the boundaries of the genre with complex films like sci-fi thriller “The Box,” which draws more inspiration from... Read more
The Low Anthem Deserves a Salute
By Max BlauNovember 05, 2009One of the finer acts to break out in 2009, The Low Anthem offers an intriguing combination of folk and Americana, creating a blend of music that is stunningly beautiful. Read more

SPORTS

It Takes Skill, But Still Cannot Be Called a Sport
By Dan ZimentNovember 05, 2009Call it a sport, event or activity, NASCAR is across the country. Fans flock to the track on weekends for a great time and to watch an exciting race. However, no matter how... Read more
A Sport Played By a Different Type of Athlete
By Julian SnowNovember 05, 2009Perhaps the only topic more egregiously debated — as opposed to being unequivocally accepted as fact — than whether global warming is real is whether NASCAR is a sport. Read more