Emily Greenberg bids us a fond farewell as she prepares to go abroad, and gives us some artsy activities to occupy us in her absence.

Hannah Stamler '12 provides a Foucauldian analysis of vision on Cornell's Campus.

Each year, Cornell sponsors the Big Idea Competition, a contest in which students pitch ideas for non-profit and for-profit enterprises in the hopes of having their entrepreneurial ambitions realized.

While I hardly exude CEO-cool — see: that time I left my math notebook on a hot stove — I have a submission for this year’s contest that I think could sway a few judges, an idea crystallized after countless strolls past McGraw Tower at certain hours of the day (i.e. 8 a.m., 1 p.m. and 6 p.m.).

My Big Idea? Put a clamp on the Cornell Chimes.

“We reject a University that refuses to acknowledge the root of the problem — institutionalized oppression.”

— Zachary Murray ’11, quoted in “C.U. Minorities Stage Mock Funeral, Ask for Greater Univ. Support,” News, The Sun, April 3rd