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Dean talks with News-Letter about college aid, healthcare
Inviting Howard Dean to speak at this year's Milton S. Eisenhower Symposium was, according to the series' organizers, something of a Hail Mary pass.
The chairs of the symposium shot off a letter to Dean sometime in August, hoping it would make its way to the former Vermont governor, known as much for his maverick ascendancy to the height of political prominence as for his spectacular fall.
An open letter to the boys confused by the antics on the television show Tila Tequila: A Shot At Love:
There seems to be significant distress and confusion about the way in which certain bisexual celebrities treat individuals of one gender with what seems to be a physical preference.
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While we acknowledge that the relocation of Hopkins' humanities departments to the Dell House during Gilman's renovation is necessary, we find the University's treatment of Dell House residents upsetting. The departments' move to a centralized space is essential to maintaining the interdisciplinary interaction that defines the humanities at Hopkins.
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Today I will receive a letter from Hopkins' real estate group, WP&M, regarding my upcoming eviction. This will be the first formal notification I or any Dell House resident will have received. However representatives from the dean's office said last week that residents were notified of the move's possibility in April prior to signing their leases.
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The Hopkins cross-country teams traveled thousands of miles to compete in the Lewis and Clark Open in Estacada, Ore. on Saturday and came away with a number of strong finishes amidst a field of schools from across the country. The Jays' performances included overall second and fourth place finishes by the women's and men's teams, respectively.
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Routine infrared surveys of the night sky have produced a fascinating finding: a star system about 130 light years from Earth might be ready to start forming Earth-like p***ts. Carey Lisse and colleagues at the Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory recently published a paper in Astrophysical Journal indicating that a ring of dust around the binary stars called HD113766 is at the optimal conditions to spawn terrestrial bodies.
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Though I am an avid reader, I usually don't go in for humorous books. For example, while I thought they were clever at times, I never found Al Franken's books to be particularly humorous. Nor did I find Jon Stewart's America: The Book to be particularly funny.
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Thanks to the Flexcar program, earlier this week I had the opportunity to drive a hybrid car for the first time. It was really cool - sort of like driving Honda's version of the Millennium Falcon.
In fact, I was so distracted by the gadgetry that I got myself into a minorly traumatizing minor collision with a minorly stationary object.
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The Hopkins student body is a testament to the fact that having intelligence is not indicative of having any common sense. We are quite smart, yet some of us are perpetually lost and forgetful. Understanding how to integrate a four variable function does no good when a student locks himself out of his room on a regular basis.
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Dean talks with News-Letter about college aid, healthcare
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A guide to same-sex intimacy and affection for the timid and confused
Baltimore hosts hordes of haunted happeningsBurberry: if you wear it, know itCleaning up in East BaltimoreDecision by Court of Appeals could change definition of rapeGlover urges students to be active in communityHabitat for Humanity builds more than just homesHopkins security guards: They're watching over youKennedy discusses Abu Ghraib, HIV, Iraq WarKnow the options when facing the unthinkableNews in BriefRepublican candidates name state co-chairsTenants, forced from Dell House, react to University planThings I've learned with Professor David BishaiTo your own sexual identity, be trueTowson freshman killed after hit by drunk driver
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Dealing with the Dell
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Dell House residents deserve fair treatment
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Cross Country teams finish strong in Oregon
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Dust could form p***ts around distant star
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Book Review: I am America (And So Can You!)
Gogol Bordello spells punk rock "G-Y-P-S-Y" at SonarGrizzly Bear modestly graces 2640 with over-the-top tunesHopkins students spends a day on the set of ScrubsHot Hot Heat darkens venue with new soundNew Vibration: The Black and White Album, The HivesStanhope criticizes peers to deflect from own depressionThe Map fuses Asian culture with a concerto
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How to Save the Environment
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