The Best and Worst of 2001-2002
Reporting about the SGA, not a record of it: The Johns Hopkins News-Letter published this and the SGA did not write it, file it, or approve it. The archive holds it because the article itself uses the phrases “student government” and “student council”.
Summary
- The News-Letter article presents “Best” and “Worst” picks for 2001–2002 across campus life, including student government, buildings, events, food and academics.
- The News-Letter reported that its StuCo Officer picks named Stephen Goutman best and Anuj Mittal worst; its Student Group picks named the News-Letter best and Charles Street Standard worst.
- The paper reported that the article named the new campus bricks both the best and worst change of the previous four years.
- The article listed the Beer Garden and chicken on a stick as Spring Fair highlights, while naming Garland Field, the one-vendor food rule and “Everything Else” as the worst parts.
- The reporter writes that UniMini could change $20 bills, Paper Moon charged $15 for mediocre food, Bengie’s cost $7 for three films and the Orgo textbook cost more than $100.
- The article named Bob Woodward its best speaker, Dubya its worst speaker, and listed Stuart W. Leslie and Milton Cummings among its best teachers.