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Booths provide students with ‘epic adventures’

Carnival at Carnegie Mellon is not just any other carnival — it’s the epitome of creativity, innovation, and excitement.

Upsets incite excitement at this year’s Buggy

Didn’t rise early enough to watch the Buggy races? Flip to get a recap.

Bill and ‘his girl’ steal the show

Scotch’n’Soda’s Spring Carnival performance this year was, in one word, incredible.

New chick flick focuses on groom’s perspective

I Love You, Man puts a quirky new spin on the average clichéd chick flick.

Audiences rocked by Carnival concert

You’d think it would be impossible to make it big with a band name like that.

Galifianakis proves to be an all-around entertainer

AB Comedy showcased a man who has reached a new level of comedic genius in today’s world: Zach Galifianakis.

The fun that goes into making funnel cake

Every year during Carnival, the brothers (and sisters) of Alpha Phi Omega build the concession booth.

Carnival connects Pittsburgh community

Carnival is a time for Carnegie Mellon students to leave their books in their rooms and enjoy a four-day weekend.

Rent brings ‘La Vie Boheme’ to Pittsburgh

Rent is not your average musical, at least not in the sense that the word “musical” typically implies.

School of Drama honors German writer

Theater is not always about entertainment.

Smaller concerts surprise and disappoint

Mustache Required and The Hood Gang perform at Carnival.

Tales from abroad: Avignon

In my mind, it was never a question about whether I would study abroad in France.

Campus chic

At last, Carnival kicks off with a bang as it unofficially marks the start to the end of the semester.

Indie band loses moment in spotlight

Indie rock group Peter Bjorn and John’s “Young Folks” track is primarily the reason why people started listening to the band.

Adventures, funnel cakes, and funny incidents

Read The Tartan staff's responses to these different questions about Carnival.

Dollar Movie

Check out the movies showing this week.

Did you know?

Find out what happened when an unknown perpetrator attacked Buggy participants last year.

Everything you need to know

Get advice on how tell your friends they smell and how to make your major sound more interesting.

Paperhouse

Love Prince? Get some inspiration for a love letter from this week’s Paperhouse.

Book compiles true, moving stories

Few compilations of short stories pack a punch like AIDS Sutra does.

Calendar

Rebirth, a hip-hop concert, plays out in Rangos on Thursday, and a Thai food festival happens in Merson Courtyard on Tuesday. Read on for more events on and around campus this week.

Haikuscopes

Best horoscopes ever, or at least this week.

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