Classrooms, offices in Dell House cause inconvenienceAlex Osuch and Tom Hintze, two senior Writing Seminars majors, make the trek out to Dell House every Wednesday for a poetry seminar. Post a comment |
SARU addresses recent sexual assaults
The Hopkins Sexual Assault Response Unit (SARU) hosted a panel discussion this week to address trends in sexual assault at the University and the measures taken for victims. Post a comment |
Hopkins, Baltimore schools form partnershipBaltimore Talent Development High School, which will graduate its second class of seniors this June, has seen success as a result of its partnership with Hopkins and the implementation of the Talent Development High Schools model. Post a comment |
Students to lead Maryland College Dems and RepublicansLast weekend, two Hopkins students were elected to officer positions in the statewide organizations for College Democrats and Republicans. Post a comment |
CTY partners with Malaysian University for gifted studentsHopkins's Center for Talented Youth (CTY) recently signed a contract with the Malaysian government agreeing to help establish a school for gifted children at the National University of Malaysia. Post a comment |
Photojournalist discusses international justiceIn-depth examination of a subject was the focus of the Foreign Affairs Symposium (FAS) last Tuesday, when Hopkins hosted Jane Evelyn Atwood, a world-renowned American photojournalist based in Paris, France. Post a comment |
Prof. Stewart Hendry explains the "best job on the planet"
Neuroscience Professor Stewart Hendry knew he wanted to work in a lab since he was a kid. Post a comment |
Six Univ. faculty receive Guggenheim Fellowship
An interesting discussion with any of the six Hopkins recipients of the Guggenheim Fellowship is more than guaranteed. Post a comment |
Former Ugandan child soldier speaks out at JHU
At the age of 15, Grace Akallo was abducted by and forced to serve in the Lord's Resistance Army, a sectarian guerrilla army based in Northern Uganda, which claims to seek justice for the people of Uganda against the government. 5 Comments |
Speakers spark interest in philosophy on campus
Philosophy enthusiasts gathered at the Charles Commons Conference Center last Sunday to participate in the Inaugural Mid-Atlantic Undergraduate Philosophy Conference. Post a comment |
Richard Bennett next president of Bayview Medical CenterHopkins Bayview Medical Center has appointed Richard Bennett as its new president. He will take office on July 1. transition. Post a comment |
City finds $40 million in forgotten accountDuring an annual audit of last year's city funds, auditors unearthed a forgotten tax account that holds $39.7 million after accumulating tax payments for about a decade. Post a comment |
Police internal investigator fired after document inconsistenciesFollowing the firing of the City Police Internal Affairs officer, the Baltimore police union is calling for all cases handled by police official JoAnn Woodson-Branche to be dropped. Post a comment |
Skimming devices found in Baltimore supermarketsIn the worsening economy, the frequency of electronic "skimming" devices has increased. Post a comment |
Teacher arrested on charges of drug conspiracyThe head of a city high school's Special Education Department was arrested on April 15 on a warrant charging her with felony conspiracy that violates narcotics laws. Post a comment |
Businessman seeks to overturn MD speed camera lawThe Maryland General Assembly recently authorized controversial speed monitoring cameras near highway work zones and schools this year. 1 Comment |
Spicy food: a not-so-guilty pleasureAbout this time every year, I get fat. It's because of exams and Spring Fair. I scarf down anything fried or sweet, sample every vendor at the Fair, snack on Doritos and guzzle Red Bull, and predictably, I'm waddling soon after. This year, I plan to refine my typical spring bikini body from manatee to porpoise. Post a comment |
Is monogamy really the only option?Right after my boyfriend and I officially became "exclusive," he decided to tell me about his brother's views on monogamy. His brother, a 20-something gay man living in L.A., had a boyfriend but routinely received blowjobs from guys he met in clubs. I asked my boyfriend if he thought that was cheating, and he shrugged and said that, for males, love and sex were two different things. Post a comment |
A lady's suggestions for classic men's fashionJust in case any of you gentlemen pick up the paper every other week just to see tips on men's fashion, don't be alarmed. I'm this week's female liaison to men's fashion. 1 Comment |
Thai Restaurant an expensive but decadent treatTake a left at the corner of Greenmount and 33rd Street and you'll discover Thai Restaurant. No, this is not a mistake; it's actually called "Thai Restaurant." You'll never guess what kind of food they serve. Post a comment |
Hopkins community comes together to fight cancer
Over 400 candles in paper bags lined the brick pathways between tents on the Upper Quad, as music emanated from a Hopkins a capella group last Friday during the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life. Post a comment |