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NEWS Grad schools earn high ranks U.S. News and World Report's annual graduate studies issue hit newsstands last week, with the College ranking in two major categories. It also received high marks for its specialized U.S. Colonial Studies program, where it maintained fifth place, behind Johns Hopkins University. The School of Law rose three places to number 29 and the School of Education, which failed to make the list last year, came in at number 50. Bill Walker, director of University Relations, was pleased with the improvements in the rankings of the law and education schools. However, Walker was surprised that the Business School fell off the rankings this year. |
NEWS One Man's Trash
Together with their housemates, seniors Brian Sherwin and David Smith, Leahy and Fitzpatrick sided and roofed their house with beer cases. |
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Editorial: Advising No Show
When students need advice about their academic planning, Academic Advising should serve as a resource to solve educational woes. The office, however, often fails to solve students' problems because the staff is often unavailable and it is sometimes almost impossible to arrange an appointment with them. |
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Relaxing mind, body, soul
The students lie on their backs with one leg resting evenly on the floor and the other pointing directly towards the sky. The room is noiseless; except for the occasional shift of body parts and the instructor's soothing, almost silent voice as she gives directions for the next pose. |
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In his quest to raise money, Nathan bets Sky Masterson $1,000 that Sky can't take a buttoned-up missionary on his trip to Havana. The bet is on, and Sky begins courting Sergeant Sarah Brown of the Save-a-Soul Missions. Of course, he succeeds. |
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Unfortunately for the men's track team, they had to do without the benefit of official timing for most of the Tribe-hosted Colonial Relays last weekend. |