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(05/02/02 5:00am)
It has come time for the Sports Goddess to say goodbye, boys and girls. There will be no more gratutious pictures of her favorite athletes bending over, no more excessive lauding of their questionable accomplishments. The Sports Goddess cannot leave, however, without telling her boys that she loves them. Todd Hundley, you are my hero. Jake Voskuhl, you are my greatest Big Man from Katy, Texas. Jason Derek Isringhausen, I hope St. Louis is good to you and my Tino . Travis Knight, you are not goofy, no matter what anyone says. Ray Allen and Richard Hamilton - you may have left UConn early, but I'll forgive you. Rickey Moore, Edmund Saunders, Souleymane - there would have been no National Championship in '99 without you guys. Derek Jeter - you are so dreamy! Shane Spencer - what a cutie. Jayson Williams - I won't forget the laughs. To all my obscure former Mets - Carlos Baerga, Butch Huskey, Alex Ochoa, Johnny O, Bernard Gilkey, Tim Burke, Todd Pratt, Ron Darling - I miss you! There's always the obligatory thanks to Dave and Ron for putting up with my ridiculous ideas. And once again - I love you Todd! All my
(05/02/02 5:00am)
Despite the growing concern for the safety of Americans traveling in foreign countries, the JHU Study Abroad Office has not drastically altered they way in which it monitors Hopkins students studying abroad. The office is instead relying on the capabilities of the individual programs themselves to account for and ensure the safety of their students.
(03/28/02 5:00am)
In an effort to better monitor the residences of students living off-campus, Johns Hopkins Security is working on a computer program that will map out the locations of various crimes committed in the surrounding areas.
(03/14/02 5:00am)
Senior Class President Stephen Goutman's proposal to form a committee to investigate last week's Executive Board Elections was rejected by everyone but Goutman at Tuesday's Student Council meeting. Every member of Student Council except for Goutman either abstained or voted against the proposal, which sought to clarify allegations of voting irregularities and questions of student conduct.
(03/14/02 5:00am)
University Provost Steven Knapp recently announced the formation of a Committee on Participation Policies for Human Subjects made up of members of each of the University's four major divisions. In the wake of last summer's incident involving the death of a research subject, Ellen Roche, at Johns Hopkins Hospital, policies and procedures of research involving human subjects have come under review.
(03/02/02 5:00am)
With the start of 2002 season just days away, the Hopkins men's lacrosse team is poised and set to storm the confines of Homewood Field and renew one of the game's best rivalries. Defending National Champion Princeton comes to town on March 2 to kick off the season, and the Blue Jays are ready for them.
(02/28/02 5:00am)
The Criminal Division of Baltimore City District Court has confirmed that Johns Hopkins University sophomore Reed Shelger was the student involved in the January incident in which two Hopkins Security Officers were assaulted.
(12/06/01 5:00am)
The Sports Goddess has spent a great deal of time recently trying to decide why her fantasy basketball team hates her so much. Do you have any idea how much flak the Sports Goddess gets for having a last place team? The Sports Goddess would get much uncalled-for flak regardless of her team's position, but it is getting to the point where she is frequently questioning her own self-worth. The Sports Goddess clearly has deeper issues, but that's really not the point.
(11/29/01 5:00am)
Hopkins senior Lionel Foster has been awarded a Marshall Scholarship to study at the University of Kent at Canterbury following graduation. After being notified on Nov. 19 that he had been selected, he was given 48 hours to accept or decline it. Foster accepted the offer to spend the next two years in England to complete a Master's degree with all expenses paid.
(11/29/01 5:00am)
The field of college hoopology is rapidly expanding these days. Every yahoo with ESPN, or at least FOX Sports Net, considers themselves to be an expert. They've already got their field of 64 all lined up and ready to go-they can't wait until March gets here. But let me tell you, it is not that easy. Sure, you pick one decent upset over the course of the season, and you look like a genius. Anyone can claim to have called the outcome of a game. Likewise, anyone can use their brilliant intellect to "predict" an upset. There's not much to lose if you're wrong, and if you're right, you look like Jay Bilas with a half-decent education.
(11/15/01 5:00am)
When Mark McGwire made the announcement of his retirement this week, it was a perfectly fitting way to go out. Not in the sense that he was forced into it by mounting injuries just 16 home runs shy of 600, but fitting in that it was a simple, undramatized event.
(11/15/01 5:00am)
Due to a prolonged shipping delay, the Health and Wellness Center is down to their last 10 doses of the flu vaccine, according to director of Health and Wellness Dr. Alain Joffe. While 400 doses of the vaccine were ordered, Health and Wellness has received only the first 140. They have been waiting for the past two weeks to receive the rest of the shipment.
(11/08/01 5:00am)
In an attempt to offset the cost of health insurance for graduate students, the Graduate Representative Organization (GRO) has set up an endowment in which commission from on-line purchases made through their Web site are directed into a fund that will benefit the graduate students exclusively. This endowed fund will subsidize graduate students' health insurance in the coming years, once sufficient funds have been raised.
(11/08/01 5:00am)
Senior class Vice President Shanu Kohli resigned from her position on the Student Council Tuesday.
(11/08/01 5:00am)
This is to all of you spineless, pathetic Diamondbacks "fans" who couldn't name nine players on the Arizona roster if I held a gun to your little inbred heads. I'm not jealous. I am very sad, but I'm not jealous. And I'm glad I'm not you. I can't even stand to look at you. I have not seen such an uninformed group of mind-numbing half-wits since those Crazies over at Cameron Indoor Stadium started crowing "Who's your daddy, Battier?" chant for the 37th time in one half of basketball.
(11/01/01 5:00am)
Hold up, hold up: It's not over yet. You think the Yankees are done? Just sit back down; they're not going anywhere. Yeah, I saw Randy Johnson strike out about 47 guys Sunday night. Yeah, Curt Shilling is having one of those the-planets-are-all-in-alignment kind of years.
(11/01/01 5:00am)
Dr. Paul McHugh, retired director of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, shared his feelings about the teachings of Sigmund Freud and related them to specific perspectives of psychiatry in a lecture Tuesday at the Carriage House at Evergreen. In the talk, entitled "Lifestory Perspective in Psychiatry: The Oedipal Legend is No More About Sex Than Sleeping Beauty is About Sleep," McHugh spoke of his first becoming acquainted with Freud and how Freud's beliefs are interpreted by contemporary psychiatrists and psychologists.
(10/25/01 5:00am)
The sudden appearance of anthrax cases around the country has prompted the Student Health and Wellness Center to quickly increase their awareness of the disease.
(10/18/01 5:00am)
A suspicious letter accidentally delivered to the ROTC building on Wednesday led to the notification of Baltimore City authorities.
(10/18/01 5:00am)
A bomb threat called in to the University's Security Department on Oct. 11 led to the notification of both the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Secret Service.