"Where do you like to do it?" was last year's motto. This year, the T-shirts proclaimed, "I heart Hartford." From pulling weeds to painting, from raking to scrubbing, Saturday afternoon saw Hartford filled with Trinity volunteers, ready to Do It. "I chose to be a part of Do It Day because I thought it would be a good way to see Hartford, do community service and meet new people," commented Ben Elkin '10, waiting for the day's activities to begin.
0 CommentsLast year, I lived in the luxurious and spacious room of Jones 320. My room's greatest asset, aside from its cell-block like walls and the building's overwhelming heating system, was its location. In terms of food services, Jones placed me very close to both Mather and The Cave.
0 CommentsI am not one to believe very strongly in omens. Sure, there is something to be said for avoiding walking under a ladder or stepping on a crack, but in my case it's a "just to be on the safe side" sort of measure. However looking out the window of my Boeing 767 at the torrential rain pouring down was not the most promising of sights as I arrived in Harford last Tuesday.
0 CommentsAs night settled on the fifth anniversary of September 11, all that visibly remained were candles surrounding the Cave Patio. However, there was a sense of remembrance lingering in the air for all that happened that fateful day five years ago. As President James F.
0 CommentsCampus Safety -- If You Can't Beat 'Em, Join 'Em This past weekend, AT was witness to a certain humorous incident involving one of Trinity's most popular Campus Safety officers. After enforcing the law and depriving some thirsty freshmen of their uber-cheap thirty-rack, this civil servant was seen throwing the illicit beverages into the trunk of his own vehicle.
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