Daily Archives: April 6, 2012
UP seeking to improve safety communication
Why a recent incident didn’t require a Timely Warning By Ashley Klann Editor-in-Chief University Police dedicates itself to keeping campus safe and maintaining a good level of communication with students about pertinent issues, but Chief … Continue reading
The beat goes on
ISA’s Gala celebrates 10th year of diversity and dance By Ethan Goldstein CCNews Reporter When I heard that Gala was celebrating its ten-year anniversary, the only thing that surprised me was that it … Continue reading
How contemporary culture creates sexist men
The Bro Code screened as part of Women’s History Month event By Natalie Beale Scarlet Staff The Bro Code: How Contemporary Culture Creates Sexist Men was screened last week as … Continue reading
Cougar of the Week: Erin Murphy
by Mai Hayashi Scarlet Staff Name: Erin Murphy Year: Senior Home: Boxborough, Mass Sport: Softball Position: 3rd Base Q. How long have you been playing softball? A. Since I was … Continue reading
The battle begins in the off-season
Sox boost their bullpen, Yankees get starting pitching, Rays add power By Joshua Tessler Scarlet Staff The Anaheim Angels spent 331.5 million dollars this offseason as they brought one of … Continue reading
Horoscopes
Predicted by Anonymous Aries (3/21 to 4/19) – Stock up on Kleenex; no one wants to be sitting next to you when your allergies act up. Taurus (4/20 to 5/20) … Continue reading
From the Archives
Some things never change by Ashley Klann Editor-in-Chief We’ve been stickin’ it to the man since 1927, but over the decades, The Scarlet has changed in many ways since it … Continue reading
America’s love of bacon
Speculation on how this trend started and where it’s headed By Zach Weinstein Scarlet Staff In 2007, bacon had supposedly “jumped the shark.” Then, 2009 “baconmania” was officially over. Bacon … Continue reading
The Scarlet Letter
The dream of the 90s is alive by Ashley Klann Editor-in-Chief In the spirit of taking on new responsibilities, becoming “adults,” and graduating, I thought I’d take this time to … Continue reading
