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“I’m not exactly sure what Student Commission is or what it offers to students,” Rachel Dluge K ’12 wrote in a survey about Student Commission last week. Gordon Rubin K ’11 had a similar response in the same survey: “What is the point if no one knows about them?”

In case you’ve been hiding in your dorm, during Winter Quarter the cafeteria has seen Trayless Tuesdays, Trayless Half-weeks, and now Trayless Full-weeks. The three weeks of tray-less days (Weeks Eight, Nine, and Ten) will culminate in three open forums about the idea of having a full-time tray-less cafeteria.

On Tuesday, Feb. 10, students may have witnessed a human T-Shirt bus “driving” around Hicks Center. This set the tone for the GO!

In Winter Quarter 2008, the Educational Policies Committee (EPC) took on the task of addressing needed changes in the academic curriculum as decided by Kalamazoo College’s Distinctiveness Initiative Taskforce (DITF), which also formed a subcommittee to develop a new calendar.  Second Week of this Quarter, faculty met to vote on EPC’s proposed

Attempts by colleges to combat abusive drinking habits have been thwarted by students simply drinking off campus. Sometimes it seems like it’d be easier to just have a bar on campus. Actually, the K Place, a Kalamazoo College run pub used to be the hang out for K students on weekends.

Sophomores invaded the Fine Arts Building last Thursday, Feb. 5, on the annual Declaration of Major Day, clearing out after the quick and easy process.

People poured into Hicks Banquet Room on Tuesday, February 10th, for a blood drive, sponsored by the American Red Cross and the student group Blood Drive Organization Team (B DOT).

B DOT’s goal for the day was 69 pint