 USC weight lifting incident sheds light on need for safety
by News-LetterSep 30, 2009“The 275-pound bar slipped from Johnson's hands, falling faster than his spotter could react and landing firmly on his neck.”
Cross country trio shines as Jays take first place ranking
by News-LetterSep 30, 2009“Laura Paulsen, Mira Patel and Cecilia Furlong are a main reason for their team's recent success this year.”
Men's soccer shuts out Haverford at Homewood
by News-LetterSep 30, 2009“On a night when most would not even consider going outside, the Jays battled the elements while putting on a show against the Haverford Fords.”
Mike Wheeler takes his engineering skills to Africa
by News-LetterSep 30, 2009“One of the things that Wheeler took away from his time with Engineers Without Borders (EWB) in South Africa was that simple engineering can really change a community.”
Gail McGovern: From first coed class to CEO
by News-LetterSep 30, 2009“McGovern credited her experience at Hopkins as the reason for her later-life career successes.
"It taught me how to maneuver in an all-male world," she said.
And maneuver she did.”
New Vibrations: Kid Cudi
by News-LetterSep 30, 2009“The album echoes the astronaut theme as each track has a unique yet interesting sound almost as if it came from another planet.”
New Vibrations: Islands
by News-LetterSep 30, 2009“Deceptively upbeat, charmingly corrupt - Islands continues to be one to watch in the indie world.”
Cone collection dazzles at BMA
by News-LetterSep 30, 2009“Back in Charles Village after touring the United States and Canada, the famed Cone Collection of artwork and cultural artifacts is once again on display at the Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA).”
Students show off prowess at Peabody Symphony
by News-LetterSep 30, 2009“On Saturday, the Peabody Symphony Orchestra performed under the baton of Hajime Teri Murai in Peabody's Miriam A. Friedberg Concert Hall.”
Fighting the Freshman 15: Know what you're munching
by News-LetterSep 30, 2009“Most freshmen put on weight by eating more calories than needed. However, "drinkable calories" are far more dangerous than their "chewable" companions.” | News Topics
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