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Ivy League Notebook and Yale Index
Ivy League notebook
Brown
Members of Brown's Technology House have invented yet another mindless
Internet activity. The students hope to install cameras in "the Ratty," Brown's
main dining hall, that will take photos of the line every 10 seconds. The
pictures would then be relayed to an adjacent webserver, allowing students to
check the status of the lunch line from their own computers before venturing
out. Benjamin Bredesen '02, asserted that the Rattycam project is "the
next step towards a technologically based utopian society."
Harvard
A game of IM Ultimate Frisbee turned ugly on Fri., Sept. 26 at Harvard when
two students butted heads like billy goats. As Jon R. Kiburz '00, and Katherine
A. Hamm '99, gushed blood, several students went to nearby Dillon Field House
for medical help.
One player commented, "There was a ton of blood and nothing was happening. The
people there gave them a gauze pad." The medical staff explained that they we
not permitted to assist non-varsity athletes. The teammates attempted to stop
the bleeding with towels, T-shirts, and paper towels until an ambulance arrived
to transport the injured students to the hospital, where both received
stitches--despite their non-varsity status.
Princeton
Princeton freshmen were taken off guard by serious bad luck on an Outdoor
Action trip. After a day of hiking, the group selected a branch on which to
hang their food in a "bear bag." Bears, it turned out, were the least of
their concerns, as Abhi Raghunathan '02, learned when the 15-foot
branch fell on his head.
As the other members of the group gathered to assist Raghunathan, a swarm of
angry bees rushed out from a nearby hive. Mary Saunders '02, promptly began to
go into anaphylactic shock and was administered a shot of ephedrine. Then the
thunderstorm began. The group hiked three miles through heavy rains until a
passing driver called a ranger.
--Compiled by Gaylen Moore from the Brown Independent, Harvard
Crimson, and the Princetonian.
| YALE INDEX |
| 1. Number of current Yale staff and students with the last name Winter | 13 |
| 2. Number of current Yale staff and students with the last name Dong | 7 |
| 3. Number of current Yale staff and students with the last name Dick | 2 |
| 4. Number of current Yale staff and students with the last name Rod | 1 |
| 5. Number of current Yale staff and students with the last name Woody | 2 |
| 6. Number of current Yale staff and students with the last name Ho | 6 |
| 7. Number of current Yale staff and students with the last name Hole | 1 |
| 8. Number of current Yale staff and students with the last name Bush | 8 |
| 9. Number of current female Yale staff and students with the last name Loose | 1 |
| 10. Number of Yale Weiners, Dongs, Dicks, Rods & Woodys, for every Ho, Hole, Bush, and Loose female on campus | 1.54 |
| 11. Number of current female Yale staff and students with the last name Eager | 1 |
| 12. Number of current female Yale staff and students with the last name Clinton | 1 |
| 13. Number of current Yale staff and students with the last name Restraint | 0 |
| 14. Number of recent scandals caused by 1 Eager female, 1 Clinton, and zero restraint | 1 |
Compiled by Testy Mike Wolmetz and Tommycant Dorantes
Sources: 1-9) ph; 10) Long division; 11-13) ph; 14) DNA testing
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South Asian Society member Urvashi Sen, SY '01, creates designs with traditional mehndi, a dark red paste from a South Asian shrub, in WLH on Wed., Sept. 30.
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