Stories from the January 28, 2008, Print Edition
Early Saturday morning, middle school and high school students launched balloons off of Marvin Center, catapulted projectiles across Smith Center and designed a contraption known as the "boomilever" in the School of Media and Public Affairs building.
When the workload is heavy and the library is packed, a frantic student might panic for the nearest Starbucks, but the smart ones know that Murky Coffee in Arlington, Va., is a practical alternative.
When 30 students crowded into the basement of the Hillel building wearing bold numbers taped to their chests, it looked as if a marathon was about to start.
On a cold winter night it may feel like a shot of alcohol is the next best thing to a warm coat - but research has proven that the opposite is true.
A ballroom-dancing guy and a rock-climbing girl found some common ground over a meal of surf-and-turf in Georgetown's Miss Saigon.
Vol. 108
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