News
It's Not Greek to Me
By Julie Sloane | May 15, 1998Fourty or 50 people packed into the small smoky room. Wires from microphones and amplifiers snaked around the bands playing on the makeshift stage.
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Opinion
Stress Case
By Julie Sloane | April 22, 1998Tomorrow is Dartmouth College Stress and Anxiety Awareness Day. I know this because my friend forwarded me a blitz about it. "Is college life stressing you out?
Opinion
A Song of Optimism
By Julie Sloane | April 7, 1998It is not often that we receive blitzes from President James O. Freedman at four o'clock in the morning.
Opinion
I Alone
By Julie Sloane | March 9, 1998Perdon, donde esta el metro?" Dressed in London wool and laden with an oppressive backpack, I wasn't prepared for balmy Madrid and its metro in hiding.
Opinion
Rock Me Amadeus
By Julie Sloane | February 16, 1998Ooh, rock me Amadeus." Every time the wispy female voice croons those four words to the tinny synthesizer backbeat, I scramble like Pavlov's dog.
Opinion
Preparation for a Life of Stress
By Julie Sloane | January 28, 1998Right now, I know something that virtually no college student in America knows. It's not in any of Baker's 2.1 million volumes and no professor is teaching it.
Opinion
The Sale to End All Sales
By Julie Sloane | January 14, 1998Fishnet tights in powder pink. With the tack-o-meter flashing in the red, I extricated the package in wonder from its beige pantyhose cousins.
Opinion
Spice Up Your Life
By Julie Sloane | January 7, 1998F2 enters the slug, and control-F9 splits the screen, but remember, within an E-V queue, shift-F2 switches sides, and shift-F10 prints.
Opinion
Part Two: The Corporate Hereafter
By Julie Sloane | November 25, 1997"O concete prosim, vystup a nastup dvere se zaviraji." The words trill from my lips in a flawless Czech accent.
Opinion
Part One: The Pre-Med Problem
By Julie Sloane | November 18, 1997He flipped his Yankees cap to the back and flashed his post-orthodontia grin in cocky self-assurance.