Joshua Tan
UOFC learns from mistakes, adopts new transparency

Wednesday’s News’ View, “Why waste, UOFC?” critiqued the Cirque du Monde event and the Undergraduate Organizations Funding Committee’s “vision” without understanding either the UOFC or […]

Towers’ architectural symbolism is powerful

I read Alexandra Schwartz’s column (“Five years after Sept. 11, pain still fresh,” 9/11) while sitting at the very top of Science Hill, on that […]

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Though half the people who read this column may not have noticed, V-Week (Vagina, Valentine’s Day, Violence-against-women, etc.) is coming to a close. And that’s […]

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Though half the people who read this column may not have noticed, V-Week (Vagina, Valentine’s Day, Violence-against-women, etc.) is coming to a close. And that’s […]

Elis swim strong in Invite, Open

Though a thousand miles separated traveling Elis on the men’s swimming team from their peers at home, their achievements last weekend seemed to be in […]

Once disparate sects, now neighbors

So a minister, a priest, a rabbi, a mullah, and a Buddhist monk walk into Battell Chapel. The five holy men shake hands, hug, and […]

My inner STD

Reporter Joshua Tan felt that to write anything relevant on sexually transmitted diseases, one first has to contract an STD. He searched high and low […]