Wake up already, people, because I’ve got some breaking news! I don’t care if your first class isn’t until 10:40, you’ve got to know that Joe Coffee has changed their muffin selection to much smaller muffins, and sells absolutely zero Apple Walnuts anymore. A full investigative report is on its way, but in the mean time, why not read some news of actual importance?

Read this: A new committee, the Educational Policy and Planning Committee, is beginning its work in advising the Committee on Instruction. The committee includes student representatives and will discuss topics such as Frontiers of Science and study abroad programs.

Know this: If you’re a SEAS student and have dismissed the possibility of going abroad, find out why Claire Duvallet thinks you should reconsider.

Here’s more: You need to like and follow Pete Mangurian, the Lions’ football coach, if you want an inside look on the team, or if you’re that person at the game asking all the questions.

And one more thing: Denise Adusei, Business ’10, is opening a preschool in Harlem where the teachers will observe the kids in the class and tailor the teaching around the students’ interests.

Have a happy second day of classes!