At Cornell,  there's no danger of non-artists walking into art critiques — or art shows either.  Art major Emily Greenberg '13 thinks the arts community is as guilty as would-be audiences. 

How we view a city is a reflection of who we are. Ian Walker-Sperber '13 peruses the images of the Italian city on display at The Johnson Museum till December 23. 

Ryanair is the Keystone of airlines. Although the Budweiser is more luxurious and tastes better, Keystone is cheaper and gets the job done. 

Fiona Modrak walks us through an array of exhibits at Tjaden Gallery.

When people go to Rome, are they going to see the remains of Ancient Rome or the modern marvels in today's Rome? Oleksander Bilyk explains.

Entry #1:

It is 11:47 p.m. on Wednesday, May 21, 2009. My flight for Rome leaves in less than 24 hours. I am currently sitting in the middle of the explosion that is my living room amidst piles of underwear, suitcases, adaptors and converters up the bum (kindly, many friends and family provided me with ample amounts of these electronic devices, which I am told will soon be my best friend). I had to make the guy at The Shack write me a list of which device goes where. I am travelling challenged and stereotypically female in my complete ineptitude with respect to most electronics.