'Darjeeling' a must-see for Wes Anderson fans
Wes Anderson's latest film, "The Darjeeling Limited," concentrates all of the distinguishing elements that have come to define each of his films since Rushmore.
Art students looking to open gallery
For now, art students keep their work stored away in lockers or the painting room of the Art Building. But a few students are doing everything they can to get their art up in a gallery -- even if they have to open one themselves.
A serious lack of options for Santa Clara women
My housemate got asked out last week. I think I am still in shock. Granted, the date was to the circus, but it was not to be mistaken for anything other than a date, which, in case you haven't noticed, rarely happens here.
For some men, a different way to be a student-athlete
As a former varsity high school basketball player from San Diego, Patrick Flanagan had always enjoyed playing competitively. When some of his friends at UCLA and Stanford mentioned their roles as practice players with the women's basketball teams, he was intrigued.
Initiate change and be a hero
Anyone who listened to Jane Goodall speak could not have possibly left the Mayer Theatre thinking the woman was anything less than a hero. Whether considering her as a scientist, feminist, activist or conservationist, Goodall's story of hope and discovery appeals to the masses.
Two seniors seek MCC director job
After starting the fall quarter without a director, concerned members from the Multicultural Center heard two director candidates discuss their platforms at an open forum held Wednesday afternoon.
Greek numbers continue to grow
Santa Clara's sororities had slightly fewer bids this year, while fraternity Sigma Pi had the biggest class for its fraternity in the country, as last week's "rush," or recruitment process, ended.
Man stabbed to death on Park
A San Jose man was stabbed to death Thursday morning in a neighborhood about half a mile from campus.
Bilingualism: contrary to language learning?
For my intro to anthropology class, I am working at Sacred Heart Community Center with the Homework Club. The Homework Club serves a predominantly Hispanic community of children ranging from second-grade to high school students.
Salsa dancers swing to the beat
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de Saisset exhibit displays art from faculty
The tables have turned. Anyone who has taken a studio art class knows how the necessary task of critiquing each other's works can be filled with uncertainty or discomfort.
Students should have access to speaker series
On Monday, Jane Goodall treated the university to an inspiring lecture about her time living with chimpanzees in Africa.
Knowing what goes into your coffee
I awake to a cock-a-doodle-doo, the persistent natural alarm clock welcoming the rising sun and all sleepy residents of the village to a beautiful day. The morning has begun -- a woman starts the fire, children sleepily find their way to breakfast (a cup of coffee and bread) and men buckle their machetes to their belts.
Adobe Lodge workers leave after switch to Bon Appetit
Six Adobe Lodge workers have quit, and current employees are raising concerns about changes made by new management team Bon Appetit, saying that understaffing has led to a stressful working environment. Adobe Lodge contracted Bon Appetit to run the faculty dining facility starting July 1 as part of a year-long pilot program, after Adobe Lodge lost more than $137,000 last fiscal year.
Goodall first in President's Speaker Series
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Homesick and without a cure
Every night I go to bed with a terrible sense of homesickness. Like many of many fellow students, I secretly long to return to my comfortable, perfectly personalized room back at home. No matter how hard I try to make my dorm room reflect my personality, I can't seem to do it. I miss the purple checkerboard I spent a week perfecting.