Dr. Stout Ponders Infinity
On Wednesday, September 11th, Dr. Richard Stout was introduced to a gathering of faculty and students as a professor with a love for Gordon, college students, as well as mentoring and the beauty of mathematics. […]
Arts & Life
Sweaty-Tooth Madmen Place 1st in Boston Improv
The Sweaty-Toothed Madmen’s recent exceptional performance in a local short-form competition earned them a first place title. Banding together yet again, the group attended the 15th Annual College Comedy Festival and Beanpot Competition in Cambridge […]
From Fish To Feathers: The R. Judson Carlberg Memorial Chicken Coop Opens for Homecoming
Hannah Longley, Contributor Six chickens have taken up residency behind the Village this fall thanks to the efforts of three friends. At the end of last spring semester, seniors Bobby Grinnell, Dorothy Hartley, and […]
Gordon Holds First JUD Talks Speech Competition
By Makayela Isbell ’20 Staff Reporter The JUDTalks debut during this year’s Founders week. Named after Adoniram Judson Gordon, the JUDTalks were created by the Communication Arts department. Dr. Christine Gardner, chair of the Communication […]
The Spoiler-Free Avengers ‘Infinity War’ Review
By Billy Jepma ’18 Entertainment Columnist It’s been ten years since Marvel Studios first entered into the Hollywood limelight with “Iron Man,” the film that started what would later become arguably the biggest, most ambitious […]
Anderson’s ‘Isle of Dogs’ Fetches Positive Review
By Billy Jepma ’18 Entertainment Columnist When it comes to Wes Anderson, making films that fit an easy definition or genre is simply not possible. This has proven true in the past with films like […]
Celebrating Wins Big and Small with Ice Cream
By Zachary Daly ’18 Food Columnist How do you celebrate life’s biggest moments? If you answered ice cream, please read on. Ice cream has always been there for me. After my pre-school graduation, my elementary […]
Enjoying Breaking Expectations While Living Abroad
By Natalie Bourque ’19 Contributor Whenever people ask me how I am enjoying my time abroad in Spain, I tell them that everything follows the same basic pattern: I make plans, I establish expectations, I […]
Documentary Recounts Journalist’s Immigration
By Vicki Franks ’20 Arts & Life Editor Addressing a sensitive issue dominating the public sphere, the Social Work Student Advisory Committee (SWSAC) hosted a viewing of the film “Undocumented: a film by an undocumented […]
Spielberg and Strong Visuals Liven Bland Script
By Billy Jepma Entertainment Columnist “Ready Player One” is an action-adventure movie with old-school sentiments. It is straightforward, familiar, and shallow, but for all its missteps, it somehow still succeeds in delivering an enjoyable popcorn […]