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The average student receiving a Harvard scholarship comes from an $88,000 family. But to receive financial aid, a low-income student who is drawn to Harvard must first get in. This is an increasingly difficult task, as the Class of 2009 bested an admit rate of 9.1 percent, an all-time low.
By Steve Lee in News

2. The Sex Survey
Published Thursday, May 05, 2005

[Web exclusive: The Indy Pink Cup] For the second year in a row, Lowell House wins the coveted Indy Pink Cup with 80.7% of residents claiming a sexual encounter within the last month. As is the tradition, Dudley takes top-scoring honors with 92.3%.
By Anonymous in Sex Survey

3. Sexual Fantasies
Published Thursday, May 05, 2005

Mmm. Two naked girls, four spools of ribbon, a vat of marmalade, trampoline, whips, and a mariachi band....
By Anonymous in Sex Survey

4. Favorite Hook-up Spots
Published Thursday, May 05, 2005

Bay window may matter for your first house, but it's the curtains that make or break a good hookup spot. Here are the places on campus where you, our loyal readers, say that you and your partner would like a little privacy....
By Anonymous in Sex Survey

5. Hottest Harvard Professors
Published Thursday, May 05, 2005

By Anonymous in Sex Survey

6. Slash and Burn
Published Thursday, May 05, 2005

But if the sexualization of Batman is perhaps difficult to empathize with, it's at least comprehensible; after all, it didn't take a genius to endow the Bat-suit with molded rubber nipples and an imposing codpiece - it took Joel Schumacher.
By Shane Wilson in Arts

7. DVD Review: Iggy Pop! Live San Fran 1981
Published Thursday, May 05, 2005

Even if the presentation isn't flashy, it's certainly serviceable. The deeper problem here is the material that Target is presenting. Iggy Pop's biggest claim to fame might very well be his live shows - he's been known to cut himself with a razor, smear himself with peanut butter, and offer the crowd views of his reportedly monstrous penis (though not all three at once, to my knowledge).
By Colby Bogie in Arts

8. Give Me Hyphens or Give Me Death
Published Thursday, May 05, 2005

In this age of under-hyphenation, far be it from a punk band to hold back our language from spiraling into the abyss. Maybe it's all a matter of capital-A Art with these guys, but there comes a point when poor punctuation becomes downright confusing. A quick look at the last ten years or so reveals some snarling inadequacies, not only in fleeting song and album titles, but in band names - the very essence of an artist's identity.
By Peter Ekman in Arts

9. CD Review: The Mountain Goats, The Sunset Tree
Published Thursday, May 05, 2005

The folks who dismissed The Sunset Tree did approach a true, if irrelevant, criticism of everything the Mountain Goats do: it's always more of the same. But then, where do we draw the line between albums that are "unified" and "sure-footed" and those that are merely "repetitious"?
By Brendan Linn in Arts

10. Concert Review: Q and Not U, ICC Performance Hall
Published Thursday, May 05, 2005

"Everybody on this stage is from Washington, D.C. - and in D.C., we dance with our hips, not our shoulders," admonished vocalist and guitarist Chris Richards of Q and Not U during a brief lull in a wildly energetic and dance-heavy set at the ICC Performance Hall on April 29th.
By Greg Scruggs in Arts