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The largest video game convention in the world. The most breaking news in the video game world all year.
And the CT has three editors going to cover it for you, live. Look back here for more updates as when you can come back for our live impressions of the Nintendo conference and hands on with …
While the Rochester Review’s list “101 Things to Do Before You Graduate” probably hit home most with current students, it’s nice to see that UR students are still eating garbage plates, napping in the Welles-Brown room and taking advantage of all that the city of Rochester has to offer.
Dr. Lawrence has been the head of the Finger Lakes Poison Control Center as the only doctor on call for all of these 54 years. Concerned members of the community can call the hotline and find out if what they accidentally consumed or touched is poisonous.
Originally from New Jersey, Matthew Fenichel ’08 majored in economics and earned three certificates at the Simon School (Marketing, Accounting/Finance and Public Sector Analysis). Since graduation, he has lived in New York City, where he works for Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
The final session of the Students’ Association Senate began in earnest yester-night at around 9 p.m. We were hoping for a grand finale, and couldn’t help but think about what might happen. SUS-PENSIEVE!
The good and the bad of the past school year from the alumni perspective.
Going to a major Championship like the Europeans takes a lot of time: The tournament itself lasts for six days plus two days of travels across the Atlantic. Moreover, as the Europeans take place right before the finals week, school work needs to be distributed before and after the tournament.
There are some students out there who are truly interested in both the natural sciences and the humanities or social sciences, even if some students feel that these two worlds should never collide.
It seems that anytime a Republican breaks with the party line for their own principles, not only are they “selling out [their] own countrymen,” but they must be doing so due to some form of blackmail.
Beloved CT readers,
Hello everybody and welcome to the last regular CT issue of the semester!
That sure was fast wasn’t it? Time goes by when it is measured in weekly issues, and I can’t believe already we are on the last issue for this semester(with a special Commencement issue coming out next month might I add). …
