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Students kickstart medical career

Students kickstart medical career

A typical weekend for junior Luke Vayder includes a 24-hour shift working to potentially save lives.  “If you don’t do well on minimal sleep, don’t do it,” Vayder said. Vayder warned anyone considering any role in medicine — as he plans to pursue throughout his life —  that sleep can’t be a priority. Sometimes he works up to 48 hours...

House sweeps concerto contest

House sweeps concerto contest

Tucked away on Oak street, concealed from the road by multiple houses, lies the Halfway House – a hidden house of authentic community, contagious laughter, and lots of music. Halfway House is home to seven senior women, all who have known each other since freshman year. The community of the house sprung from their love for each other, and has...

Pipes, please: Church restores historic organ

Pipes, please: Church restores historic organ

Anne Schmitt’s fingers move deftly over the stacked keyboards. Though her motions are sure, the notes that emanate from the organ’s pipes make her keystrokes sound clumsy and garbled. She releases a key, but the sound continues until she adjusts the stops, cutting off the flow of air to the pipes entirely. It might be that the recent bitter cold...

A noble instrument for a noble space

A noble instrument for a noble space

Despite its vaulted ceilings and ornate columns, when Christ Chapel first opened to the students, faculty, donors, and the public, it was missing something. It lacked an instrument that could dazzle the ears with a range of dynamics, could support a choral rehearsal, and could accompany the wide variety of instruments to perform solos. While the beautiful, new organ certainly...

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