Technical difficulties have thwarted WMRE s latest bid for a broadcast frequency, according to a memorandum sent from the Information Technology Division to the radio station s executive board. Kosher dining comes back to campus as Gatehouse Grill changes its menu At the dawn of the much-publicized Year of Reconciliation, Emory has finally made peace with Jeffrey Sonnenfeld. Den at the Depot may once again become a train station. He went to India to find inner peace and renewal but the heart his friends admired, while in the figurative sense strong, failed Martin Pierce, an instructor in the Health, Physical Education and Dance department Aug. 19. He was 65.
Every cloud has a silver lining.
In the case of the College Council s recent turmoil, we didn t have much trouble finding it. This summer, College Council Vice President Aaron Stein decided to abandon his recently re-aquired post in favor of spending the fall semester in Israel. This leaves the vice president s position open, hopefully to be filled by the College Council s current Secretary, the more competent Snehal Butch Desai. King SGA and College Council Presidents reflect on committment to Emory, debate and chewing gum flavors Baseball records best season ever He can finally unpack his bags. After serving a year as interim baseball head coach, Michael Twardoski is here to stay.