This photo was from the FIJI Regatta in 1987.  Man, those were the days.  Wonder how much of these rafts are still at the bottom of the Red Cedar?

 

We all like our rivers clean. I think.

 

It was 1988, and my fraternity, now defunct Alpha Delta Phi, was involved in the annual Greek Week Festivities

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We know you’re all out of school, but we’re going to attempt to keep you abreast on Tufts news this summer with a new feature. Similar to Fresh Cream, Ripe Produce will feature local Boston news that’s “ripe for the reading.” Here are five summer stories you must read.

 

* It's summer and time to catch

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New Jersey, also known as the Garden State, is actually one of the most toxic places in the US. Sad but true, we're all probably slowly mutating into glow-in-the-dark creatures with really bad skin.

The Targum covered the story on black water coming out of the drain and filling the tub of local... MORE »

Purdue researcher Bryan Pijanowski recently presented findings that in Tippecanoe Country, there are 355,000 parking spaces for 155,000 residents--a situation repeated all over Indiana.

While all this asphalt has a negative effect on local pollution, the Purdue administration is right: there is plenty of parking. See there's a few spots open, so quit your bitching.

Ever wonder why after using a credit card, or throwing away an empty bottle of soda, or bagging groceries that you suddenly become flaccid, morbidly obese, and develop breast cancer? Well, wonder no more!

According to a recent article in Best Life magazine, pla... MORE »