By Olin Curtis The first time I ever saw Drew Forest, Doctor Upham, my gracious host, suddenly said: “Do you want to see the finest thing we have here?” Not waiting for an answer, he started in the direction of Cornell Library. This direction vaguely led me to expect to see a rare book, or [...]

Make us smile by sending photos of potential Drewids—your kids and grandkids—wearing Drew gear.

Not every university name is so well suited to wordplay. Herein, a guide to Drew argot.

If you were a denizen of The Other End, you remember its famed 7-Layer Bars. Here’s how you can make them yourself, thanks to a recipe from former TOE baker Meghan Goodwin C’98: Ingredients 1-1/2 cups graham cracker crumbs 1/2 cup butter or margarine, melted 1 (14 ounce) can sweetened condensed milk 1 cup semisweet chocolate chips 1 cup butterscotch-flavored [...]

Find out how much university knowledge eats up precious space in your brain. Madison, N.J., was the first location considered for the Theo School. T F Drew cancelled finals after the shootings at Kent State in 1970. T F In 1946, alumni requested that Rorschach tests be administered and kept in their files for prospective employers to consult. T F Humans v. [...]

Women’s Soccer (7–8–4), led by a dynamic sophomore class, finished the regular season tied for first place in the Landmark Con­ference before reaching the semifinals of the conference tournament. The overall record reflected one of the toughest schedules in the region. Men’s Soccer (11–5–5) won the Landmark’s regular season title for the second straight year [...]

1966 Chad and Jeremy (September 24) Judy Collins (September 30) 1967 Eric Burdon & The Animals (March 3) The Lovin’ Spoonful (May 6) Judy Collins (September 30) The Four Tops (November 3) 1968 The Who (March 19) Richie Havens (May 3) The Jefferson Airplane/Earth Opera (October 4) Iron Butterfly (November 16) 1969 Family/Jerry Jeff Walker [...]

Classmates Judy and Chick Straut walk down the same aisle 50 years later.