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Michael Tabb is the Editor-in-Chief of Student Life. He is a sophomore in the College of Arts & Sciences from York, PA.
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Student Life reached out by email to 847 professors and faculty across all four undergraduate divisions; the results represent a cross section of faculty from each division who chose to respond. All divisions are represented.
*Based on numbers from Washington University and the National Institute of Health from Fiscal Year 2012.
Nearly Naked Run
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Locals protest WU's use of cats
1st Lts. Michael Haft [left] and Harrison Suarez come back to campus after returning from Afghanistan earlier this year.
2009 graduates and Ist Lts. Michael Haft and Harrison Suarez present Chancellor Mark Wrighton with a United States flag Saturday afternoon to thank him for all the University has done for them.
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27 freshman competed for Freshman Class Council this week
Washington University unveils their plans for new student housing on the Delmar Loop. The apartment complexes will house between 550 and 600 people.
The Pikers perform during the 9/11 memorial Sunday afternoon in Ursa’s Cafe.
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Left to right: Adrienne Knapp, Stephen Kuhn and Colleen Rhoades pose with Gage Crawford dressed as Optimus Habitat. The team took first place at the fifth annual Building Challenge Sunday.
Students cover each other in abeer in preperation for Holi.
Students participate in the limbo contest as part of the annual Residential Contest Olympics. Park/Mudd Residential College won the 2012 RCO, held on the Swamp Saturday.
Emma Tyler and Spencer Tong, both freshmen vying for Sophmore Class Council president, face off in a debate Wednesday evening moderated by Student Union President John Harrison York (right).
Students in Staam a cappella group performing in Staamikah Hannukah at Ursa’s Fireside Sunday afternoon. From left to right: junior Josh Kim, sophomore Eric Newfeld, junior Christine Byun, junior Danielle Rodnizki, junior Martha Clark, sophomore Ethan Goldstein, sophomore Davida Herschkopf, freshman Sophie Graham, sophomore Adam Kurtz, junior Sarah Roth, junior Dan Cohn, and freshman Talia Reich.
Construction on Umrath Hall continues to reroute students’ paths across campus. Renovations started in June and are expected to continue until late May.
Student line up at Bear’s Den on Friday to get a ticket to Joseph Gorden Levitt’s HitRECord event.
Student line up at Bear’s Den on Friday to get a ticket to Joseph Gorden Levitt’s HitRECord event.
Members of Student Union vote on Wednesday evening.
A series of images posted in McMillan Hall show tentative plans for the demolition of Eliot Hall. Bottom: The university plans to demolish Eliot and part of McMillan to create the new “Throop Building,” which would become part of the Olin Business School.
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Student Union Treasury representatives vote unanimously to pass the 2011-2012 Student Union General Budget at Wednesday’s joint session of Senate and Treasury. Senate also unanimously passed the proposed budget.
Members of Student Union Treasury vote to allocate funds toward bringing actor and dancer Harry Shum Jr. to campus on April 2. Shum, who plays Mike Chang on Fox’s “Glee,” will open with a dance performance before giving a speech on the adversity he has faced in his life. Shum will then field questions and sign autographs.
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