March 31, 2012
By Matthew Nagowski I don't veer much into politics on this blog. (To say nothing of the fact that I don't veer into much of anything on this blog these days
By Matthew Nagowski I don't veer much into politics on this blog. (To say nothing of the fact that I don't veer into much of anything on this blog these days.) But I do find it worthwhile to point out the excellent job that Cornell alumna Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Class of 1954, did in arguing for the need of Congressional regulation of the health insurance market this week
March 29, 2012
By Kyle Scott This Deadspin story about a Cornell pledge who dressed up as Mark Sanchez and signed autographs as part of a fraternity prank made its rounds through social media yesterday
February 29, 2012
By Matthew Nagowski A gem of a little poem that I stumbled upon by E.B. White '21: Returning to the college town And sitting in the room, I saw the neatly folded hills, I heard the blessing of the bells; And looking south and west Watching the light that crowned the hills, I waited to be blessed
February 28, 2012
By Matthew Nagowski Late last summer, Cornell announced a financial aid program whereby it would match any competing offer from the other Ivies, Duke, Stanford, and MIT
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