It's 8:30 p.m. on Monday night and the Heubeck Multi-Purpose Room is packed with students standing in silent unison...
After an exhausting week of work, I had one more assignment: to visit Greek Town. No, I did not have to put a call in to fuel up the gulf stream for a blast over to Athens -- Greek Town is in Goucher's backyard. While my visit turned out to be brief, I did manage to get a feel for the thriving community.
Protecting Your Passwords Now that all accounts can be accessed using the same username and password it is important that your password be strong enough so that it can't be cracked. Here are a few tips you can use to create a new password: •If you have a favorite word that you like to use, try adding numbers, characters and capital letters.
How long have you been at Goucher and where did you come from? I'm from the Midwest originally. I went to the University of Miami in Florida for my undergraduate degree. I double-majored in Marine science and Biology. After that, I lived in Japan for three years.
When one conjures thoughts of romantic settings, Pearlstone patio doesn't typically come to mind. However, Jim DeGiacomo '08 proposed to Vienna Garwood '08 at that exact location on October 23. DeGiacomo prepared for the proposal for the entire day. He informed Garwood's friends and his teacher; he skipped class in order to set up.
Welcome to The Quindecim's newest column! The Intelligent Activist, which will be featured in every upcoming edition of the paper, lets you know what Goucher's service and political action clubs are up to - actions they have recently taken, as well as those coming up in the near future that any Goucher student can get involved in.
