April 26, 2024
Keeping in time with the Mills Community since 1917
Several Mills students were recently delayed when the Mills van service was cut short due to a regularly scheduled driver calling in sick.
On Feb. 9, Feb. 26 and March 1, Public Safety sent campus-wide e-mails informing students of the changes to the schedule and apologized for any inconveniences they caused.
Spam: It's either mixed animal products or the scourge of your inbox, and anyway you shake it, it's bad news. So why, Mills students, did some of us come back from a nice long break to click open our Mills accounts and be absolutely flooded with the stuff?
While my computer wasn't oozing with the 51st state's preferred meat, I was happy to find it was chock full of erroneous e-mail goodness.
New hybrid vehicle-only parking spaces are now available in the New Science Building faculty lot. This is just one of many new parking allotments Public Safety has set up this year.
Between November and December of 2007, three spaces were reserved for hybrid vehicles 24 hours a day.
Put on your slickest shades and prepare yourself for a hipster-heavy 42 minutes: The Teenagers, of myspace and music blog fame, have finally pieced together their debut album, "Reality Check."
With the effervescent and brutal wit of the 21st century 20-something, the shaggy haired trio will surely be making waves as their music crosses the pond from England and France.
With the Feb. 5 California Primaries fast approaching, Californians have limited opportunities to find information about propositions.
Propositions 91 through 97 are scheduled to share the ballot with the presidential primary race.
While many voters follow the presidential primaries, the California -specific propositions are sometimes an after-thought for voters.
Mills used to have a lot of quirky traditions.
I only use the past tense to illustrate how far we've come from our isolated, quirk-city roots. Think about it: Mills used to be an island in a rural sea, a little cluster of young ladies and social mores. Boring, right? Hence the need for quirky traditions, importing men from the University of California, Berkeley, and the now long gone, yet ubiquitious Mills Brown Bread.