(a younger lab) and Susy (a mixed breed dog). Luna and Susy are available for play in the courtyard. Mobley watches them play. Head of College Margaret S. Clark was appointed for a five-year term beginning on July 1, 2013. In the coming 2016-2017 year she will host a sailing trip out of Mystic, Ct. (on Sept. 16th), dessert receptions, a sushi reception, a trip to the NYC ballet, many study breaks (most late at night; some early in the morning), and teas (two with writers: Ann Packard in the fall, Michael Cunningham in the spring). She lives in the college with her spouse, Associate Head, Fred Polner. Dean Chandhoke (a biologist) of Trumbull College also lives in the college and tracks everyone's academic progress as well as joining in many social activities. Before coming to Trumbull she had been a long-term advisor to biology students. John Wargo (a professor of Political Science and Forestry) and John Williams (a professor of English) are residential fellows in the college and often join students in activities. John Williams leads the seniors in the Mellon Forum during which they dine together and present their research to one another. College traditions The phrase "We must consult Brother Jonathan" appears on the graduation certificates of the college. Cornhole is a game in which teams throw a series of four bean-bags across to the other team's board, scoring 1 point for each that remains on the board, 3 points if it falls through a hole in the middle. After both teams have gone, the difference between their points is taken, and that difference is awarded to the winning team. Trumbull's cornhole games appear during its Fall Rumble in Trumbull festival as well as in the spring during its Pamplona event. The Trumbulletin was Trumbull's tabloid magazine and the oldest residential college publication at Yale. The tradition continues in a reduced electronic form as weekly dispatches from the head of college. Rumble in Trumbull: Trumbullians combat with massive foam gloves. Favorite past Rumbles include Jews vs. Gentiles and various competitions among suites. Good things to eat and many games appear during Rumble in Trumbull. Pamplona: Trumbullians celebrate the end of spring classes with food, music, competitions, and the Running of the Bulls. Running of the Bulls is a raucous run through Cross Campus and Trumbull's traditional rival college, neighboring Berkeley. It usually occurs on the day of