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Volume 129 · Issue 15 · April 27, 2009 |
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 Lauren Wuchte and Alanna Morris inform others about their excursion to South Africa. |
Ariel Glasman, News Co-Editor and Danielle Green, News Co-Editor The month of April can be an exhilarating time in the life of a college student as graduate school acceptance letters filter in and the end of another year begins to approach. For Cornell students, April also means the Student Symposium is at hand, and despite a rather chilly and un-spring-like day, this year’s 13th annual symposium was bustling with student presenters and their advisers, parents and friends... READ THE FULL STORY |
| THIS WEEK IN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Pekar's "The Beats" reviewed |
THIS WEEK IN OPINIONS Let's hope that this is not farewell |
 By JEREMY FRANK, STAFF WRITER As one of the most widely recognized groups of writers and artists in American history, the Beat generation has over time undergone a high degree of mythic canonization; indeed for many they serve as the archetypes for creative and social rebelliousness. It’s all too easy to lose the human side of their stories amidst the sex, drugs and jazz (their primary musical motivator)... |
 BY THE CORNELLIAN EDITORIAL BOARD A common perception today seems to be that print media are dying, as we have seen through recent questions about our publication on campus. While it is true that many large, daily newspapers such as The Baltimore Examiner and The Rocky Mountain Press have gone out of business in recent months, the perception that print media are going extinct is false... |
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