Bwog's back from our Memorial Day sojourn, and we hope you had as lovely a weekend as we did. Here now, the Spring 2008 issue of AdHoc, distilled for your reading pleasure.

The Tibet Question, Answer

The CSER Beginnings, Future

The Manhattanville Question, Answer, Beginnings, and Future

Patrick Cockburn's Muqtada Read, Reviewed

Birth Control Control

It's All in the Game

Ariel Hudes pluralizes "Roar, Lion, Roar". And, for that matter, uses it in a column. In all caps. As the last line.

"Street names [sic] carved by old cow trails." Talking about... Boston? London? Oh, um, Staten Island. Cow trails? I bet that fact came from a book.

Spec boldly asks a question nobody has ever asked before, ever: "Is this really art?"

An AdHoc founder compares AdHoc to the French Revolution. Um.

Eager not to be one-upped, Jordi Reyes-Montblanc calls Columbia "a great institution endowed by God with powers and privileges beyond mere mortal men and women of the blue collar working kind." Quick, somebody give him an editorial position. Or at least a column.

Because of self-described "logistical complications", the Winter 2007 edition of AdHoc could not be printed in Winter 2007. It is, however, now available online.

Winter 2007, how we've missed thee! It seems like only yesterday that...

...tents (and one especially hungry sea creature) were set up on the lawn

...a doodle unable to be undid was scribbled in SIPA

...there was also a second kind of graffiti

...the future of a certain stretch of land was uncertain

...Bwog was Googling around for the plural of "noose."

...the Met celebrated dead white men.

Ovary harvesting... the wave of the future!

Diversity before idiosyncrasy

Oh yeah! That was pretty fun

Timely end of the year reminder