Happening Off-Campus: Grizzly bear 122 of Banff Park in Alberta, Canada has earned a new moniker as The Boss. He has been hit by a freight train, hit by cars, and killed and snacked on at least one black bear. In addition, has fathered many of the bears in his territory. He is Canada’s 700-pound celebrity bear king. His annual awakening from hibernation is reported by news outlets across Alberta. (New York Times)

Happening Near Campus: At 8:15 yesterday evening, the FAA lifted a nationwide groundstop on all U.S. airports. By 9:30 pm, over 7,500 flights were cancelled and over 25,000 were delayed nationwide. Despite the lift, New York and New Jersey airports will still be experiencing major flight delays because of the large number of flights and the comparatively small number of runways and flight paths. Vikrant Vaze, a professor at Dartmouth College studying transportation systems, compared the ground stop in New York to a clogged pipe with more and more water trying to get through. While traveling, though system functions have returned, travelers are urged to guard their expectations. (Gothamist)

Happening On-Campus: Why I Am Not an Atheist. This Monday at 5pm in Earl Hall, join Christopher Beha for a discussion on faith, romantic idealism, and scientific materialism. For more information or to register for the event, click here. 

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