Marian Porges, a Senior Producer at NBC News, came to speak at Tufts on November 9th. She is a Tufts alum herself, having graduated in
On election night, November 6, 2012, Tufts Students for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP) was one of the many groups present at the Experimental College board’s
Obama may have the opportunity to be the first president since Reagan to appoint three Supreme Court Justices, but there’s a chance he’ll end up
There must be something in the cold Icelandic water that lets loose a melody in the soul of each blonde, doe-eyed citizen. I haven’t had
When walking near Lewis Hall or grabbing meals from Hodgdon, most Tufts students wonder about the seemingly endless construction that lies behind those large green
The Internet was flooded with images of New York City streets completely underwater. The subways were subjected to more damage than they have ever seen
Colorado and Washington just became America’s Amsterdam. At least for now, that is. On November 6, voters in Colorado and Washington passed state ballot measures
Brett Plugis is at ease talking about the unwavering power of the sea. “The ocean’s going to do what it wants to do,” he explained
Passing the intersection of Boston and College Ave into the unassuming brown brick of Curtis Hall, through the empty lobby, past the key-card enabled door,
I woke up on Wednesday, November 8 to the ringing of my alarm and a re-elected president. I went to slam the snooze button and
“You can’t cook lobsters in the microwave.” “Yes, you can.” “Is it true that they scream when you cook them?” “I don’t know. Probably?” my
Green salad, plain tofu, fruit smoothies, soy protein, wheatgrass germ. Hippies, hipsters, eco-freaks. These are all associated with veganism and vegetarianism, whose cultural impact have
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