Notes From Capitol Hill
by Hannah Wardell ‘17 Political Columnist Today is my first day at the American Enterprise Institute as the Values and Capitalism Intern, and I’m on my second bottle of Perrier sparkling water. On my […]
Opinion
The Man Bun: Is it Stealing Female Glory or Just Plain Efficient?
By Corrine Previte News Editor I want to take you back to your childhood for a second, specifically to a Disney classic. Back in 1998, Disney released the female-empowering film Mulan. One of […]
Notes from Capitol Hill – Introductions
By Hannah Wardell ’17 Political Columnist This column is a bit of an introduction—to me, Hannah Wardell, a senior political science student, and to Washington D.C., the city where I will be studying […]
Case for Students to Vote for Green Party
By: Linda Featheringill In the academic year of 2000-2001, tuition and fees at Gordon College amounted to $16,420. In 2015-2016, that figure was $35, 386, an increase of 116%. While college tuition is climbing, […]
Inquiring into the “Gordon Exodus”
By: Shalomita Maleachi ‘17 Opinions Editor The recent resignation of Professor Lauren Barthold sounds an ironic tone. After all, in her letter to the editor that eventually led to the ACLU lawsuit, she wrote […]
