Track and Field Pumped for Season
By Hanna Laue ‘17 Staff Writer With a new and enthusiastic head coach leading the team, Gordon College Track and Field has high hopes for their spring season. When asked to compare the past seasons’ […]
2017
Dance Team Earns Third Place at Competition
By Hanna Laue ‘17 Staff Writer On Feb. 26, Gordon College Dance Team took third place at the Universal Dance Association (UDA) Competition at Westfield State University. The Scots competed against nine other teams in […]
Fighting Scots Update
By Jacob Hevenor ‘17 Sports Editor Men’s Lacrosse The Scots carry a 3-3 record into the first week of conference play, riding on strong performances from first-year players. Goalkeeper Jay Gallipo ‘20, a CCC Defensive […]
Why I Am Conservative
By John Nadeau ‘18 Contributor I am a conservative. I am not homophobic. I am not a white nationalist. I am not heterophobic. I am not misogynistic. I am not xenophobic. My heart goes out […]
The Importance of Truth and Scientific Integrity
As Christians and members of the sciences, mathematics, and computer science fields, we are committed to following truth. God is Truth. Jesus told his disciples that he is “the way, the truth, and the life” […]
Provost Runs for Hamilton’s Planning Board
By Rosie Drinkhouse ‘17 Contributor Since coming to Gordon in 2012, Provost Janel Curry has sought ways to integrate both herself and Gordon into our local community. Stemming from her academic background as a geographer […]
Keep Dogtown Wild – Conservation vs. Preservation
By Richelle Joseph ‘18 Contributor At the center of Cape Ann lies a green space known as Dogtown. It is a wild and wide expanse, and though scantily used for recreation due to its hard-to-follow […]
We Want to Be Heard – A Catholic’s Perspective
By Haley Seward ‘17 Contributor There are two types of Catholics who show up at Gordon College. First, there are Catholics who have never experienced inter-denominational tension or hatred, some of whom have never even […]
The Best Superhero Movie Since the Dark Knight – Logan
By Langdon Kessner ‘17 Arts & Life Editor Logan (2017) represents a refreshing change of pace in superhero movies. Rather than the formulaic, bloodless, PG-13 type of sorts, Logan (2017) is an R-rated, violent, bold […]
Alchemists and Apertures – Popping Pills
By Harrison Miller ‘17, Kayla Kroning ‘17 Contributor You wake up to your dad’s hand gently pressed on your shoulder. “Rise and shine; it’s time for school!” he says. Time for your morning routine: get dressed, […]