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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

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Stories and content by Marta Bakula
Last Saturday, the Major Activities Board sponsored the Summer Breeze carnival and concert series. The concert series featured performances by T-Pain, Madeon, and Azealia Banks. At the carnival before the show, students participated in an "RA Dunk Tank" game, jumped on bouncy castles,and watched performances by a hypnotist and several UChicago dance troupes..

Summer Breeze Photo Essay

By Marta Bakula / May 18, 2015
Last Saturday, the Major Activities Board sponsored the Summer Breeze carnival and concert series. The concert series featured performances by T-Pain, Madeon, and Azealia Banks. At the carnival before the show, students participated in an "RA Dunk Tank" game, jumped on bouncy castles,and watched performances by a hypnotist and several UChicago dance troupes..

O-Issue 2014: Nonacademic Institutes–More than a roof

By Marta Bakula / September 25, 2014
“Cloisters, ancient libraries…I was confusing learning with the smell of cold stone,” reminisces the history teacher from playwright Alan Bennett’s acclaimed History Boys. Wise as this character is, it’s an admittedly easy mix-up to make: Amid all the ivory and the cobblestones, one tends to forget that an education has no bounds. Do yourself a...

South Campus West and Max Palevsky welcome new resident masters

By Marta Bakula / April 29, 2014
College Housing and Residential Services has appointed two members of the faculty and their spouses as new resident masters, beginning at the start of the 2014-2015 academic year. Jason and Suzanne Riggle and Philippe Guyot-Sionnest and Caryl Gout will become the new Resident Masters of Max Palevsky Residential Commons and South Campus West, respectively. They...
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