Fashion Week takes haute-couture mainstream
It’s Fashion Week. The days are cold, the models are hot, and, most importantly, the clothes are fierce.
Election 2008: Making sense of decision-making
In the wake of Super Tuesday, the advice I’m about to offer you is the same as what I would tell you about college — beware of posers.
Microsoft should stick to what it knows
In the few past weeks, Microsoft has been portrayed as a struggling giant, a company in disarray, and an empire that is on the edge of disaster.
Mixing cultures at Education City
Such a high concentration of western higher-education institutions has the potential to wash out whatever traditional culture exists in Qatar.
New grading system will bring more competition
The old news: Carnegie Mellon is home to a competitive and very stressful environment.
Student-funded lectures should be publicized
Last Tuesday, a $10,000 lecture was held in McConomy Auditorium.
Faculty get involved in student housing
For many students, sustained interaction with faculty can be a very difficult hurdle to overcome.
Presidential Perspectives
After about four months of work, our elections reform initiative has come full circle.