Washington University students and faculty alike have been captivated by Wash. U. student Nick Yozamp’s appearances on the popular televised game show “Jeopardy!” So when the final game was shown in the DUC Commons, everyone held their breath, rooting for the Wash. U.’s knight in school-spirited sweatshirt armor. Yozamp pulled through, winning the $100,000 grand prize and some positive attention for the University.
The Washington University campus circulator began following a revised timetable this week, after shuttle drivers and students raised concerns about the reliability of its schedule. The circulator bus, which previously ran every 16 minutes, will now run every 20 minutes, according to Stephanie Hunter, transportation operations supervisor in Parking and Transportation Services.
Wednesday, Sept. 2
Activities Fair
Brookings Quad, 4:30-6:30 p.m.
Come out and learn about the hundreds of student groups on campus. Rain location: Athletic Complex.
First Senate meeting
Simon Hall, Room 113, 9 p.m.
The Student Union Senate will be having its first meeting of the year. On the agenda is legislation to allow members of school councils to serve in [...]
Aug. 27, 2009, 8:32 a.m.
LARCENY, TIETJENS HALL–Report of a vending machine found insecure with approximately $30 in items missing. No damage to the machine, which had been serviced and filled on Monday.
Disposition: Pending.
Aug. 27, 2009, 8:32 a.m.
LARCENY, PARK DORM–Summary: Student reported that unknown person(s) had stolen his bicycle from the bike rack located west of [...]
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Visiting professor to lecture on Jewish music
Israeli musicologist and pianist will lecture at Washington University on Sept. 2 in a presentation titled “Embattled Israeliness, Embedded Jewishness: Jewish Influences on Israeli Music.”
According to an article published in The Record, Assaf Shelleg “will discuss moments in Israeli history in which Jewish music penetrated the newly invented Israeli [...]
Set some goals for yourself, and remember to keep everything in perspective.
Dylan Richter, men’s basketball: The freshman has earned significant playing time for the No. 3 Bears, averaging more than eight points per game. Richter led the team in scoring to open UAA play against the University of Chicago on Jan. 10, when he scored 13. Richter has scored in double [...]
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