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Every week, the Record interviews a student as part of its One in Two Thousand feature. We have compiled excerpts from all the interviews of members of the Class of 2020 from the last four years.
This past Fat Tuesday, also known as Mardi Gras, Mission Park Dining Hall held a themed dinner to celebrate the holiday.
Photos (clockwise) posted by Sam Schraver, Ruth Kramer, Ella Napack and AbuBakr Sangare.
Are you desperate to “munch out” on a helping of “deadly medly” but just can’t find the words to express it? If so, look no further than this guide to Williams slang from 1981.
After celebrated careers here at the College, several professors and staff members will be retiring at the end of this academic year. To honor their dedication and commitment to fostering students’ academic and personal growth, we asked them to impart some last words of wisdom.
As the spring semester comes to a close, dozens of seniors can be found hard at work in library carrels putting the finishing touches on their theses. We took a look at some of the coziest carrels in Sawyer.
Now that next year’s Junior Advisors (JAs) have been chosen, the rising JAs are getting to know each other through “dates.” We approached pairs in Paresky to ask whether they were on a JA date – or a real date. 1.
Members of the Record’s board wanted to extend our appreciation to some of the College staff who make our time here so extraordinary. “Deborah Flynn at the Health Center is hands-down one of the kindest and most diligent people on this campus.
