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September 30, 2005
Juliana Kiyan
Overcoming voting trouble, the VSA holds fall elections.
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Aaron Biberstein
As the calendar turns to October, administrators, faculty and students are working to prepare Vassar’s sixth Community Works campaign.
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Why do students respond to some important opportunities to express their voice and not others?
The Misc encourages students to heed the opportunity to speak on who will become the next President of Vassar.
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Anita Varma
Among the 300,000 people assembled on the streets of Washington D.C. for a joint march and rally for peace on Saturday, Sept. 24, were thirteen Vassar students who attended the protest as a group, and some individuals who went using their own transportation.
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A photo essay on life at Vassar
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Emma Epstein
Hundreds of students, faculty, and community members packed into the Chapel to hear acclaimed historian Howard Zinn speak on Sept. 22. After a short introduction by the authors of
Voices of a People’s History, other voices claimed center stage.
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Marcella Veneziale
On Saturday Sept. 24, student organization Hip Hop 101 sponsored a cabaret night benefiting victims of Hurricane Katrina. Donations of food, clothing, toiletries, and money were collected at the door.
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Brewers unable to dominate tougher teams
Stacey Mack and Ewa Gorczyca
This year, the men’s rugby team commemorates its thirtieth year as a Vassar sport. Since 1975, the Brewers rugby team has steadily grown, as has its record.
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Rachel Wolff
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Deborah Temkin
On the “Follow Your Contributions” tour, participants meet with representatives of eight of these organizations and witness the great need that resides within the Hudson Valley.
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John Palmer
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Jen Dixon
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Max Shmookler
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Brenna Gilbert
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Dennis Farr
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Ian Saxine
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Marissa Rothstein
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Hayley Tsukayama
The Vassar Brewskies, recognized by the Vassar Students Association (VSA) council last year, were derecognized as a VSA organization at the Council meeting on Sunday, Sept. 25.
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Ilyse Kramer
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Nate Kimball
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It's good to the last drop
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Jamie Rosen
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Sara Farr
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Brooke Skinner
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Lauren Sutherland
Assistant Professor Brian Daly joins Physics Department.
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Matt Leung
Vspace offers a multitude of possibilities for virtual computing.
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Freddy Deknatel
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Mike Newmark
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David Knowles
No Direction Home tracks Bob Dylan's development from child to household name.
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Marcella Veneziale
Snarky-titled book showcases photography of former Yeah Yeah Yeahs' guitarist, Nick Zinner.
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Line up for free BBQ, live music, and stick fighting by the Lake.S. Rosen-Amy/The Miscellany News...
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After a tough tumble, the club is growing at a racing speed
Sarah Palermo
It started with seven guys who liked bikes: fixing them, riding them, and talking about them. .
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Sarah Palermo
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Acacia O'Connor
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Town students, Poughkeepsie police, College security, and area residents met on Wednesday, Sept. 21 to discuss conduct and noise complaints.
This was the second meeting of this kind in two years. Organized by Poughkeepsie Crime Prevention Officer Eric Hawlk, the meeting consisted of seven panel members, ten community members, and two students. LaGrange housemates Pat Shields ’07 and Paul Mersfelder ’07 were the only students who came to the meeting. All students who live on LaGrange and Davis Avenues were invited.
One of the panel members was state assemblyman Joel Miller. Director of Residential Life Luis Inoa and Dean of Students D.B. Brown attended the meeting as well.
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