Trust me, if gay marriage is legalized, the crazy cat lady next door will be sending out save the date cards for her wedding with Mittens before you can say Justice Scalia.
As Cornell released its regular decision results for the Class of 2017 Thursday evening, students from both the U.S. and around the world tweeted their reactions — sparing no emotion in the 140 characters they had to share. Check out the best of their messages here.
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Statistician extraordinaire and New York Times blogger Nate Silver, whose political forecasts in the 2012 presidential election catapulted him to fame, is speaking at Cornell April 5.
After the Slope Day Programming Board announced Thursday that Kendrick Lamar will headline Cornell's annual concert on the last day of classes, Cornellians took to Twitter to express excitement for the show –– as well as to criticize SDPB's choice.
Though yesterday's blackout only lasted a few minutes, it was more than sufficient to freak out Cornellians from Collegetown to North Campus. Were the academic gods punishing us for all our procrastination, snarky comments and (attempted) library sex? Or perhaps they just wanted us to cease all studying and head to Dunbar's (where, it was rumored, the electricity was still on).
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