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Court hands down new ruling on rapeMaryland's highest court has redefined the concept of rape to include situations in which one party withdraws consent after penetration. 8 Comments |
Study abroad office changes financial policies, simplifies applicationsThe Office of Study Abroad has announced that changes to its billing and financial aid policies will take effect in the fall of 2008. Post a comment |
Saving lives after Hurricane KatrinaWhen Juliette Saussy learned that Hurricane Katrina would hit New Orleans, she began to pray. Post a comment |
New student loan bill protects financial aidNew legislation hopes to keep the rocky state of U.S. credit markets from preventing the granting of financial aid to parents and students. Post a comment |
Prof. speaks on LGBT discriminationAwareness of the difficulties lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered (LGBT) individuals face has increased in the last 20 years, but much more progress remains to be made, according to Professor Jen Hayashi of the Hopkins School of Medicine. 1 Comment |
Candido Brown overcomes on way to state recognitionHaving overcome a difficult childhood plagued by drug-selling friends and drug-using family members, senior Candido Brown was determined to be different. 1 Comment |
Hopkins defeats Duke 10-9 to advance to NCAA championshipHuntley has four goals, 'Top Play' in stunning upset
In the NCAA tournament, where heroes are made and champions crowned, the JHU Blue Jays (11-5) knew that everything was on the line in their semi-final matchup versus Duke (18-2). Facing a Blue Devil team which the Blue Jays defeated in last year's NCAA championship game, Hopkins knew to expect a fight, even on the heels of a 17-6 Duke win on April 5. Post a comment |
Hopkins donor Virginia Decker dies at age 91Educational philanthropist Virginia Decker, whose donations helped fund the creation of the Decker Quadrangle, died on April 11 at the age of 91. Post a comment |
Arts Innovation Program grants funds to faculty and studentse Homewood campus, Hopkins has given about $25,000 in grants to faculty and students. Post a comment |
Hopkins eyesight research could help insomniacsA recent discovery by a Hopkins biologist could help those suffering from insomnia and seasonal affective disorder. Post a comment |
Student claims art project include self-induced miscarriagesA controversial senior art project that claims to document a year of self-induced miscarriages has been the center of debate at Yale University. Post a comment |
New bill would grant TAs right to form labor unionsDemocrats in Congress introduced a bill that would grant graduate student teaching assistants at private institutions the right to form labor unions. Post a comment |
Proposed tax cuts in California met with student protestsThousands of students marched at the California state capital on Monday in protest over proposed budget changes that would cut $1 billion from the public college system. Post a comment |
Creighton Univ. to allow alcohol sales on campusNebraska's Creighton University was granted a liquor license for a new on-campus restaurant. Post a comment |
No arrests made during Colorado Univ. marijuanaTen thousand students gathered at Colorado University on Sunday to celebrate the annual counterculture holiday "4/20." Post a comment |
Spring Fair food: a dieter's worst nightmareAmong the many vendors listed to appear at this year's Spring Fair are Hoffman's Funnel Cakes, Big Fat Daddy's, Yum It Up, South Carolina BBQ and MacBrand Foods. Post a comment |
How to hide hickeys, and other sexy solutionsDealing with baby drama, a boyfriend evolution or hiding those hickies? I've got your answers. Post a comment |
Incorporate classic elements of men's fashionWhen it comes to soul-searching, love-seeking and dressing themselves, men should follow certain rules. Post a comment |
Sip, smell, soak and soothe your way to stress-free finalsThe end of the academic year is bittersweet. You're almost done with another rigorous semester, and summer fun is on the horizon. Post a comment |
Appeals panel invalidates SGA vote, calls for re-electionAfter an appeals panel disqualified all nine candidates from the first round of Student Council Executive elections, the Council announced that a re-election will begin Friday. Post a comment |
Housing plan to include Charles, BlackstoneThe administration has been developing a housing plan that will include on-campus housing for upperclassmen and a new freshman quadrangle. 1 Comment |
