The end of the Brody era
Brody's tenure, the fifth-longest in Hopkins history, ushered in a transformative process of reidentification, during which the University undertook numerous capital projects and revamped its undergraduate education. Post a comment |
Prosecutors will not seek death penalty in case of local waitress
Prosecutors used Maryland's relatively new fetal homicide law to indict Miller on two counts of first-degree murder, because the victim's seven-month-old fetus was deemed "viable." Post a comment |
Critters, Cancun and "bugging" out over breakToo many of my friends are going to Mexico for spring break, no doubt for the tequila sunrise, sex on the beach, margaritas with tortillas and - for the boys - Brazilian-cut bikinis. Post a comment |
Essential American designers and what to do with themWhen I first arrived in this strange land of America, I noticed something interesting. Post a comment |
Climate change heats up foreign affairs panel discussionLeaders in environmental fields spoke to students about the impending dangers of climate change, debated whether it's still possible to reverse the processTwo scientists dominated a panel discussion on climate change Tuesday, debating the reversibility of a possible climate crisis. Post a comment |
Trustees pick newest member of boardThe Board of Trustees has selected senior Michelle Brown as next year's Young Trustee. Post a comment |
SAIS picks new D.C. office directorThe School for Advanced International Studies (SAIS) has appointed a new director. Post a comment |
Hopkins birthing program wins national awardThe birth companions program at Hopkins School of Nursing received a national award presented to only six organizations each year. Post a comment |
Colon cancer test research provides invasive surgery alternativesGetting screened for colon cancer may become as easy as swallowing a pill. Post a comment |
Howard Univ. student arrested in relation to shootingThe arrest of a Howard University student in the Feb. 29 shooting at the University Town Center in Hyattsville, Md. has sent shockwaves through the University community. Post a comment |
Anti-genocide group at Univ. of Delaware urges divestmentAt the University of Delaware, STAND, the student-led anti-genocide coalition on campus, has been speaking out to pressure the University to divest from Sudan. Post a comment |
Bill giving Md. grad students right to unionize fails in AssemblyLegislation proposed to provide teaching assistants and adjunct professors with collective-bargaining rights failed to pass in the Maryland General Assembly last week. Post a comment |
Parking discount encourages students to stay greenThe University of Maryland, College Park, will begin offering students parking permit discounts for "green" cars. Post a comment |
A stimulating discussion: answering sexy questionsI don't so much have a question as I want tips on how to give better cunnilingus. For starters, don't listen to your male friends. Secondly, don't believe all the fuss about the alphabet technique or the counting trick. If you haven't heard of them, these techniques are based on either "writing" letters or drawing the numbers from 1 to 50 or some random number with your tongue. Post a comment |
Symposium discussion turns into heated debateNational Intelligence Director Mike McConell and political science professor Steven David took frequent jabs at each other over such issues as waterboarding, warantless wiretapping and nuclear proliferation. Post a comment |
Students look to energize politics on campusHopkins may play host to the "single largest celebration of American politics on any college campus" this fall, according to the coordinators of Hopkins Engaged 2008. Post a comment |
Carjacking shocks campus securityA carjacking last Thursday, which spread onto the Homewood campus, led to miscommunication and the unnecessary lockdown of the Milton S. Eisenhower Library. Post a comment |