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So, you’re a smart kid. Congratulations. But not even you can spend all of your evenings in the library cramming for exams and dreaming of your future Ph.D. From local concerts to groundbreaking interviews with Hollywood icons, Arts and Culture is your ticket to college life the way it should be: Worry free. The Sun is always front row center with the headliners and coverage of arts exhibitions in Ithaca.

This issue brings you some of the best arts stories of the semes ter, plus a spotlight of notable Cornell alumni writers, musi cians and visual artists. 18-19

The Sun’s editors and reporters bring you a guide to life on the Hill. Inside you’ll find information on housing, student activities and orientation. You’ll also find a full-color campus map.

What is the Ivy League? Nothing the name of that school near Boston? Sun.

Editor in Chief: Angela Bunay ’24

Managing Editor: Sofia Rubinson ’24

News: Julia Senzon ’26 Eric Reilly ’25 Jonathan Mong ’25

Photo Editor: Julia Nagel ’24

Main Cover Design: Isabelle Jung ’26

Cover Photos: Sun Photography Staff

About the Cover:

The cover has an array of iconic Cornell moments and events, including photos from the slope, the Cornell Fashion Show, the chimes, hockey team wins and A.D. White in the winter all tacked onto a cork board of Cornell memories.

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