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Early in the morning of Saturday, April 6, 10th grade girls from across Central New York drove up to two hours to Cornell’s campus to explore careers in chemical and biomolecular engineering. This was the fourth year of the Women’s Outreach in Materials, Energy, and Nanobiotechnology event, organized by the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Graduate Women’s Group. 

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Behold: the real way to day drink on Slope Day. Sarah McKeen '13 offers her tips.

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Meghan Flynn '15 delivers her last Fashion Friday post of the semester with some tips on how to dress for today's festivities.

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Make sure to look the part this Slope Day in Dapper Man style.

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No matter what's causing your stress, comfort food is always necessary. Michelle Kim '13 has the perfect recipe. 

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Jaime Freilich  —  May 1, 2013

To be honest, I struggled big time trying to figure out what to write about for my last post of my college career. Jeez, that’s an uplifting start to a blog. Anyway, I decided that I would use my soapbox one last time to talk about something I never thought I would write about: feminism.

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Derek Chiang  —  Apr 30, 2013

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