2008 Woodie Awards
Hinduism lets students link tradition and campus life
On Sunday mornings, in the basement of the Interfaith Center, members of the Hindu Students Council shed their shoes and engage in aarti, the universal prayer. Post a comment |
Despite high grad rankings, faculty wary of ReportUS News & World Report released its latest graduate school rankings last week, which had Hopkins placing in the top 10 for programs in both the sciences and the humanities yet again. Post a comment |
Brody prescribes fix for health care problemsWhen it comes to fixing the American health care system, politicians are failing. That was the message University President William Brody delivered during a lecture Monday on the major issues facing the health care system in America. 2 Comments |
Marketing class creates ad campaign for NavyAt the end of the semester, most students are required to write papers, take exams or give presentations, but few are charged with creating and executing a marketing plan for the FBI or the Navy. 1 Comment |
Market employee brought gun to workBaltimore police, with the assistance of Campus Security, found and seized a gun from an employee's jacket in Charles Street Market on April 1. Post a comment |
Panel discusses years of socialism in Latin AmericaA mix of students, faculty members and locals filled the Glass Pavilion on Wednesday night for a panel discussion of the rise of socialism in Latin America. Post a comment |
Controversial website provides mask of anonymityThey're silent, always clicking, but not always contributing. Post a comment |
Stiglitz addresses Iraq war economic aftermathNobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz spoke about his newest publication, "The Three Trillion Dollar War," - an economic perspective on the Iraq war's social, political and monetary costs - on Tuesday night's Foreign Affairs Symposium to a receptive audience. 1 Comment |
News in BriefPeabody alumna named dean of the Conservatory The Peabody Institute has appointed alumna Mellasenah Morris as the dean of the Conservatory and deputy director of the Institute. Post a comment |
Remington plants seeds for the futureCommunity's plans to beautify the neighborhood come to fruition with Babcox's leadershipWith one knee planted in the dirt, the man known as the "Urban Johnny Appleseed" gently cups the beaming yellow petals of a daffodil. Post a comment |
Viva la resistance! How to best use the bandsI'm sure you've seen resistance bands at the gym - you know, those colorful bands of rubber tubing with handles at the end - but have you ever used them? Resistance bands can be a great alternative form of strength training. Post a comment |
Do cheaters ever prosper?Take a random person in today's world and (s)he will most likely believe in monogamous relationships. Big cultural fad. Post a comment |
How to best carry Louis Vuitton under your underarmThroughout the 21st century, there is one name that stands distinguished in the category of luggage and travel retail: Louis Vuitton. Post a comment |