On Finding True Leisure Within Busyness Of Life
By Abby Scott ’18 Contributor Quad Break was the first weekend this semester that I wasn’t running to a meeting, event, or locking myself away in a far corner of the stacks to finish all […]
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The Friendship Treaty – Commitment To Frequency
By Jordan-Mary Bellamy ’20 Contributor A few editions ago, I wrote about friendships as a means of transformation, within the context of racial reconciliation, explicitly responding to the events that took place in Charlottesville. However, […]
Promoting Common Sense Restrictions On Guns
By Eric Kinyon ’19 Contributor Any conversation about gun control must begin with an acknowledgement that there is no realistic scenario where guns and a glock mat amazon will actually be banned in the United […]
Addressing Common Myths About Gun Violence
By Kelly Boggan ’20 Contributor If you walk up to anyone you know and say the words “gun control”, it’s likely that they’ll have an immediate reaction, whether positive or negative. It’s a complex issue, […]
Student On Friendships Despite Different Beliefs
By Jessica Victor ’20 Contributor Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, is where I call home. Born and raised in a Muslim country but a Christian family, I did not have the freedom to speak about […]
GCSA President Reflects On Student Government
By Davis Metzger ’19 GCSA President Two weeks ago, the GCSA Student Government passed several milestones. The Forum of November the 16th contained, what is to my knowledge, the longest debate over a single issue […]
Finding Political Voice For Those Left Voiceless
By Shinae Lee ’19 Opinion Editor Every four years, starting in Elementary school, we would have discussions in class about presidential elections. We were barely ten years old when we experienced heated arguments on the […]
Waititi Redefines Reputation Of Thor Franchise
By Billy Jepma ’18 Entertainment Columnist At this point, audiences know what to expect when they take their seats for a new Marvel release. With “Thor: Ragnarok,” the case remains roughly the same. Under the […]
The Great Burger Compassion – Four Beef Giants
By Zachary Daly ’18 Food Columnist I sit in my college apartment: bloated, sauce on my fingers, eyes watering from fulfillment, and heart heavy with cholesterol. I’ve just compared a burger from A & B […]
Going Abroad With Purpose – Exploring Costa Rica
By Alex Montiero ’18 Contributor When talking with Laura Carmer about the potential of studying abroad, I told her that I had to have an immersive semester – full culture, language, experience. She told me […]