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Arden Ryan
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Student Journalist, Carnegie Mellon Tartan
Pittsburgh
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Biography
news editor @The Tartan CMU | formerly: @CHQDaily | undergrad @Carnegie Mellon
spirits, beer, cocktails, mixology, health
Content
By Zachary Gelman, Kate Myers, Christopher Lessler, Arden Ryan| The Tartan@ By Sumukh VenkateshEditorials featured in the Forum section are solely the opinions of their individual authors. Is the Highmark Center for us, or just for student athletes? That’s the question that many have about the new $105 million, 160,000 square foot building. After visiting the Highmark Center, here are my thoughts. It isn’t just for athletes, but, for the most part, it is. After entering the Highmark Center, I was shocked by how nice the building was.
By Zachary Gelman, Christopher Lessler, Arden Ryan, Courtney VanAuken| The Tartan@ Every year at Carnegie Mellon, changes are made to campus, policies, and even to our eateries. This year we have the brand-new Highmark Center, designated bike paths, Shake Smart, and hundreds of new students. All very exciting new developments, although some changes will take longer than others to get used to.
By Zachary Gelman, Kate Myers, Christopher Lessler, Arden Ryan| The Tartan@ There’re a lot of books out there, and plenty of genres too. Even the Carnegie Mellon libraries are filled with books. Beyond the genres, the stacks, the tropes, there are four types of books. There are real fake books, fake real books, fake fake books, and real real books. This will be an explanation of their classification. What is a real real book? This category includes the non-est of non-fiction books.
Company Info
Carnegie Mellon Tartan