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Three months after the season three finale of Castle left its viewers with a nail-biting finale, the crime fighting series is back with a bang.
A study found that the amydgala, a brain center involved in emotional learning and memory, responds preferentially and more rapidly to images of animals. These findings indicate that the amygdala is hardwired to detect nonhuman animals and may explain why some people are drawn to furry animals while others develop phobias of spiders.
Hopkins researchers have found that 5-hydroxymethylcytosine (5hmC) content closely correlates with the differentiation state of cells. Terminally differentiated cells contain the highest levels of 5hmC, while less differentiated stem/progenitor cell compartments exhibit very low levels. In addition, 5hmC levels are significantly reduced in prostate, breast and colon carcinomas as compared to normal tissues, a finding which sheds some light on the characteristics that enable cancer cells to survive.
The Blue Jay's 3-0 romp of Washington this past weekend wasn't the team's only impressive feat. Freshman Meagan Donohoe crushed the Shorewomen with a mean, match-leading 13 kills and three aces.
nked as the 13th best university in America, based on the annual U.S. News College Rankings after tying for 13th in last year's listings.
A small fire on the third floor of McCoy Hall required the building's occupants to evacuate onto E. 34th Street late Friday afternoon, a legitimate emergency in a week of fire drills and security system tests on the Homewood campus.
The past summer has been anything but lackadaisical for Glee; in the past couple of months, the franchise premiered a spin-off reality series (which spawned at least four new characters for the show), put on an international concert tour and inexplicably released a 3-D movie. In addition, the cast members seemed ubiquitous in all forms of media, popping up in everything from YouTube videos to Fashion Week advertisements to hosting the Emmys.
The entrance turnstile to McCoy remains broken after weeks of repairs and installation of new parts.
Men's soccer returned to reality after last week's 7-0 routing of Goucher College with three hard fought matches, resulting in two losses over the weekend and a win last night.
It was another triumphant weekend for the Hopkins water polo team. The Jays now sit at 6-2 after Saturday's showing at the Princeton Invitational. This is the team's best starting record since 2005, and they have high hopes for this season.
A general rule of thumb regarding rock concerts is: the bigger the band, the more elaborate and entertaining the live show.
There are undergraduate research journals, symposiums and societies.
Levering Food Court received an overhaul this past summer, converting the previously darker atmosphere into a brighter, more well-lit open space.
If you've gotten the munchies sometime this semester between 9:00pm-12:00am and ventured out to the Fresh Food Cafe (FFC) for Late Night, then you've probably met Robin Gaines. You might have also met some of her relatives. She has three aunts, a cousin, and a sister who work at the FFC with her. Gaines grew up in Baltimore and the FFC. She remembers hanging around the FFC as a child.
Hopkins field hockey travelled to Babson College on Saturday and fought against the hosting Beavers. The final came out to a 3-2 loss for the Lady Jays, but by no means was it an easy win for Babson. It was the first loss of the season for Hopkins.
Although this year's line-up was not up to its usual standard, the DC-Baltimore area still came out in droves for the annual Virgin Mobile Free Festival at Merriweather Post Pavilion.
On Saturday, the Hopkins football team came back to Homewood Field to open conference play in their first home game of the season.
Hopkins has so much diversity that it can be overwhelming. Freshman Linsdey Sanborn doesn't mind, however. She happens to know a thing or two about other cultures.
It's been three weeks into the semester and walking through the library, I can already see people going insane. I have seen freshmen fret over writing their first college paper, my classmates worry about the prospect of a pop quiz and my suitemate debating about whether she was on the right meal plan for the past two weeks.
Woman's Cross Country cruised to an easy win this weekend at the Lebanon Valley's Invitational on Saturday morning, as the men's team scooped up a second place finish at the same tournament.