are you serious. what is this crap that sadly passes for an online publication. i graduated from rochester last year, a year when the country seemed relativley safe, when freshman, sophomores and juniors lived together and harmony, and when an online paper was as easy to read as well.. a paper. now i have found my school with its billion dollar endowment and its continued requests for my support can not even offer me the convience of reading about its endevors without subscribing? without accidently being brought from ad to ad. there is no longer community here, no longer personality, no longer do i sense that this was once my campus or my campus times. what have you done and why have you done it. please explain.jill
brain
The University’s new Brain Exercise Intiative aims to help those with Alzheimer’s
Junior Atreyee Ghosh, biochemistry and psychology major, first heard about the Brain Exercise Initiative (BEI) through a friend who is…
on campus
National Book Award Finalist Maureen McLane Comes to UR
McLane was a National Book Award finalist for her collection “This Blue,” her work merges past and present, drawing on ancient texts — notably Sappho fragments — a contemplation of how human experiences are mediated by encounters with language and literature.
beauty standards
Dedicated to everyone in the movie theater who laughed at “The Substance”
“The Substance”, though quite effectively campy and satirical at times, is not a comedy.
