The Sun sits down with the one and only Sexy Sax Man of Cornell.

Frat brothers today have lost their imagination and creativity. Slowly but surely, they are putting the grand legacy of frat classiness and elegance to shame. Columnist Munier Salem '10 gives his take on the degeneration of the doucheoisie.

To the Editor:

Re: “Cornell Architecture Myths: Busted,” Arts, Jan. 29

Some of the facts in this piece are wrong.

Carl Sagan never lived in the Sphinx Tomb. It is one room, suitable as a study. He had a home in Cayuga Heights which is where he lived. The person who owned it before Sagan never finished converting it to a home, and Sagan had his work demolished.