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September 10, 2007

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Flight of the Conchords

By | September 10, 2007

A scene from the second episode of Flight of the Conchordsi.

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Cornell Considers Gender-Neutral Living

By Jasmine Marcus September 10, 2007

Cornell University has been making an effort in recent years to foster diversity and tolerance, promoting concepts like gender-neutrality to ensure the comfort and safety of students who Gwendolyn Dean, coordinator of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered or Questioning Resource Center called “gender non-conforming.”
One event at Cornell featuring a gender-neutral environment occured last fall in the form of Hillel-sponsored speed dating. Ga’avah, Cornell’s LGBTQ Jewish group, held speed-dating for members of the LGTBQ community upstairs in Trillium. Graduate students also had a speed-dating event on the second floor, so that, according to Nomi Fridman, Ga’avah’s faculty advisor, no one going upstairs would stand out.

Louie’s Reopens for Lunch; Hot Truck Cuts Hours

By Seth Shapiro September 10, 2007

Ron Beck, owner of Louie’s Lunch, had been reminded of the irony a little too often over the first two weeks of the semester. Witty students would notice the eatery’s new hours and ask, “Louie’s Lunch isn’t open for lunch?”
“I had lost some help at the beginning of the semester,” Beck said in explaining the cutback of Louie’s hours of operation
As of last Tuesday, though, Louie’s Lunch had already reopened for its normal operating schedule, from 11 a.m. to 3 a.m. the next morning. And yes, Louie’s is now open for lunch.
The Hot Truck, Louie’s counterpart on West Campus, introduced a similar operating cutback at the start of fall semester. Unlike Beck, however, Hot Truck owner Albert Smith does not feel the need to switch back.