Student concerns remain despite arrest
As news spread on campus about the arrest of a suspect in the Linda Trinh murder case, many students expressed hesitant relief that the investigation may be nearing a close.
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As news spread on campus about the arrest of a suspect in the Linda Trinh murder case, many students expressed hesitant relief that the investigation may be nearing a close.
While lacrosse has virtually taken over the East Coast, it remains somewhat obscure for the Westerners among us. Hopkins may have one of the best teams in the nation, but you won't be able to enjoy a game unless you know the basics of the sport.
The student administrators of the JHU Daily Jolt forum (http://www.jhu.dailyjolt.com) announced Saturday that they will follow a stricter moderation policy, which will include deleting posts that contain pornography, racial or ethnic slurs, and student names.
The Foreign Affairs Symposium announced its 2005 speaker lineup this week, with a program focused on conflict resolution and the role of the United States in regional disputes around the world.
Former Vice President Al Gore has been chosen to deliver this year's commencement address at the Undergraduate Diploma Ceremony in May.
The University is planning to revamp the current blue-light security phone system, which telecommunications and security staff say is outdated and unreliable.
Although the Hopkins Security department has reported nearly 65 community noise complaints since Sept. 1, a number almost triple that of last year's tally, Lt. Steven Ossmus attributes this rise to more vigilant reporting on the part of Hopkins security officers.
Despite a drop in matriculation this year, Director of Admissions John Latting won't forsake quality for quantity.
Four years may seem like a long time. But in reality, your college years will be over before you know it -- it's never too early to begin planning for life after graduation.
Let's face it. There is nothing more exciting than drinking cheap beer in a dark basement, with barely enough room to duck as a beer-soaked ping-pong ball soars toward your head. But if you find you need a short break from this fast-paced, exhilarating nightlife, there are plenty of nearby diversions that rival even the most thrilling of frat parties -- and you won't come home with that mysterious frat house grime on your shoes.
While this year's 1,078-member freshman class is the biggest and most selective yet, the number of accepted students who chose to enroll is slightly lower than last year. According to University spokesman Dennis O'Shea, this dip "is occurring at universities across the country," especially the more selective institutions.
Over 60 arts and crafts vendors will line the Upper and Lower quads at Spring Fair, with goods ranging from sterling silver jewelry to used books. Some craftsmen trek to town from other states, while others operate out of Baltimore. One new group is based right here at Hopkins.
Syndicated sex columnist Dan Savage spoke to a mixed crowd of undergraduates, graduate students and community members last Thursday night, as the Diverse Sexuality and Gender Alliance (DSAGA) kicked off its 12th annual Awareness Days Program.
During the Roaring '20s, U Street in northwest Washington, D.C. was the place to go for live jazz.
With only a month or so left of the semester, you might think it's simply too late to start volunteering.
To all the fans of the world's greatest lacrosse team,
Pop rock trio Guster is set to play at this year's Spring Fair concert, according to Spring Fair 2004 Executive Co-Chair Janet Chang.
If you do anything at all during your time here in Baltimore, be sure to sample its local music scene. From punk and psychobilly to ska and new wave, many local Baltimore and DC bands offer impressive talent in a variety of genres.
WJHU released this compilation of Baltimore bands in 2003. Radio station staff listened to more than 40 tracks before choosing these, and the finished product is a little disjointed. Some of the songs are great but unoriginal; some of the songs are original but not too great. Many of the groups could use a little recording know-how. Here is our inexperienced, but entirely unbiased, layman's take (no hate-mail please -- it's just an opinion):1. Adam Lareau - Going Places, Doing Things
Let me preface this by saying that I am in no way a "man-hater." I'm just always surprised, and a bit amused, by the common mistakes that guys make in dating and relationships. Some guys think they need to play a part or resort to tricks in order to get a girl. Others simply don't realize their errors, and could benefit from a few pointers. Of course, the following assumes that you're looking for a real relationship, and not just casual sex.