By Isabel Clark

Taurus
This evening is going to be interesting for you, Taurus, as it marks a new period in your life. You can go one of two ways—let others make decisions for you or, yes I’m going to use this again, grab the bull by the horns yourself. As Admiral Adama says, “Every man has to decide for themselves which side they are on.” Both will bring happiness, but only one side will bring happiness of a more permanent nature. I’d tell you, but then you’d automatically be letting others make decisions for you. Seriously, though, if you get a chance to catch "17 Again," don’t. That’s a decision I’m comfortable making for you. Read the rest of this entry »

By Ryan Mulligan

How many times have you seen this happen?

Linday Festa ’09 earns a shutout. She is Haverford’s all-time leader in that category and in goals-against average. Dean Laganosky ’09 reaches base on a double. He is second on Haverford’s all-time list in runs scored and stolen bases and fourth in hits, doubles, and triples, as well as eighth in fielding percentage. Kathleen Abels ’09 threatens a three and bounces the ball inside for Brittanny Lattisaw ’09 who makes the lay-in. Read the rest of this entry »

Throughout the 2008-2009 school year, administrators at Bryn Mawr and Haverford Colleges failed to adequately communicate information to students, and in doing so, often put student safety and well-being at risk. Implicit in these failures of communication is a general disrespect for the student self-government that is so central to student life at each school. Read the rest of this entry »

By Dan Weaver

Haverford’s next Officer of the Arts, rising senior Charles Watanasutisas, has had a variety of experiences in the arts at Haverford. An English major and creative writing minor, Watanasutisas was one of the organizers of the among friends workshops at Haverford, playing an especially important role in the success of the “Remaking Rumours” project, a campus re-recording of Fleetwood Mac’s album Rumours. Read the rest of this entry »

 By Krishnan Raghavan, Kevin O’Halloran, Ellen Freeman, and Eve Gleichman

As a perfect example of the influence of 2007-2008’s Haverford Year in the Farts program, there are more flourishing a crappella groups on campus than ever! One of the Fords most prestigious male a crapella groups, the BumTones, premiered their new members in a performance in Shartless Auditorium last week. The crowd loved their 90’s pop medley, featuring “Poops… I Shit it Again,” “My Fart Will Go On,” and Nelly Fartado’s “I’m Like a Turd.” When asked how they prepare for a show, Jonah Load ’11 admitted, “We all came straight from Chipotle to the concert.” Read the rest of this entry »