Dan Arnstein ’09 is a psychology major and economics minor. Despite his questionable athletic talent, Dan is a member of the fencing team and enjoys basketball in his spare time. Dan has been looking for a backgammon opponent at Haverford since freshman year, so he will probably ask you if you know how to play.

Elana Bloomfield is a senior from Charlottesville, Virginia, majoring in religion. When she's not studying, she is most likely searching for that ever-elusive, perfect coffee shop where she can settle in and read a great book. At the moment, a few of her favorite books/plays are The Heidi Chronicles by Wendy Wasserstein, Sula by Toni Morrison, and The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera.

Jillian Bunyan is a senior English major from Colesville, MD. She loves postcolonialist poetry and novels with intricate lyrical style. She is delighted to have the chance to help people love writing as much as she does. Jillian spends her free time being Oxford Blues president, Lunt Café manager, and finding the time to enjoy Haverford to the fullest.

Philip Edmundson is a senior from Houston, Texas. He graduated from St. Thomas high school in 2004 and is currently studying philosophy and Latin as he prepares for medical school. He enjoys reading sci-fi novels written by William Gibson, Neal Stevenson, Frank Herbert and Gene Wolfe.

Sophia Khan '08 is an English major and a sociology minor. She grew up mostly in Islamabad, Pakistan, but has lived here, there and everywhere since moving to America in her senior year of high school. She enjoys showers, inventive cookery and, of course, reading. Her current passion is trashy romance novels, which she collects for their lurid covers and general brilliance.

Nick Lotito, a sophomore from Southern California, plans to major in the social sciences. He enjoys singing with the Haverford Humtones a capella group and giving campus tours for the admissions office. Nick loves learning about foreign cultures and playing sports in causal, low-achievement settings.

Julia McGuire is a junior from Bethesda, MD. She is a comparative literature major (Spanish and English) and a concentrator in Latin American Studies. Julia plays field hockey for Haverford and also serves on the editorial board of the Haverford Journal.

Nina Morton is a senior from Northern California majoring in chemistry and English. She likes to see any theatre she can get tickets to, run, play the flute, and read Austen, Dickens, Sayers, and Harry Potter.

Max Rosen-Long is a junior English major, minoring in Political Science. He is from Brooklyn, NY and proud of it (of course). He is a member of Haverford's fencing team and enjoys being overly idealistic. He has a bad habit of judging books by their covers (at least the ones with really cool covers).

Dan Sacks is a senior from Belmont, MA. He's currently an economics major, and formerly a history major. He hopes to go on to study economics in graduate school. He reads a wide range of novels but especially enjoys everything in The New Yorker and the food criticism in The New York Times.

Fay Strongin is a sophomore from Brookline, MA, and will likely major in Political Science. She likes sparkly things, including dance parties, Montreal, thrift store bling, and Political Science. Although Fay is passionate about literature, she doesn't typically re-read books; two notable exceptions are The Maggie B. and Bread and Jam for Frances.

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