Sports
Women’s Hoops On the Brink
Women’s basketball is two wins away from a perfect season Page 11
Volume CXLI No.
We dne sday, Fe bruary ,
College Confronts Over Enrollment Eric Steinbrook ’15 Contributing Writer
Amherst, Massachusetts
Gender-Inclusive Housing Approved Elaine Teng ’12 Senior Editor
As students begin to settle into the spring semester at the College, many have had a more than usual. Spiteful professors and piles of read-
mates regardless of gender.
Graphic by Brendan Hsu ’15
Though there are a few less courses this year, fewer courses is not an accurate explanation for the over enrollment issues the College is currently facing.
housing arrangements for them. The petition also requested that every dormitory have one designated
While the problem seems simple — too
requested by the student.
See Over, page 3
Money Lost as Students R.S.V.P. but Don’t Show
shire College, Harvard Univ., Columbia Univ. and
Siyu Shen ’15 A&L Section Editor
orientations.
tion for those running the events.
Food Science 101
Hu ’12 raises awareness about food Page 4
Smart Casual Menswear Hsu ’15 debuts new men’s fashion column
A&L
Opinion
See R.S.V.P., page 3
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