By Adrienne Slaght Correspondent Literary creativity and originality abounded in the library auditorium when three students recited their works for ink’s Student Reading Series on Nov. 3. Freshman professional writing and journalism major Melissa Easaw, […]
By Shakia Mayer Correspondent With an electro-pop sound accompanied by a vibrant video projection, featured band Anamanaguchi transformed the Rathskeller into a life-size Nintendo-themed dance party on Nov. 6 at the College Union Board (CUB) […]
by Jason Cantor The College really dropped the ball(s) on this one. With the help of many friends, I have put together a list of 100 things the College should have spent $100,000 on instead […]
by James Giblin There is an amount of mostly undeserved outrage over the installation of four colored spheres that now rest on the lawn between the new Art and Interactive Multimedia building and the Music […]
by Megan Myers As I walked onto campus from the commuter parking lot, I was immediately struck by the large, candy colored orbs that awkwardly peppered the campus lawns. As confusion as to what these […]
by Mike Wampler As a member of the Greek community at the College, I am shocked and appalled that the article “Separate But Equal?” by Sarah Burdick even saw print in the November 2009 edition […]
By Kelly Johnson Correspondent The College Union Board (CUB) stirred up controversy at the Oct. 28 meeting of the Student Finance Board (SFB), requesting $15,088.40 to bring Tucker Max, a writer, blogger and film producer […]
By Hyuna Yong Correspondent Massacre, assault and civil war have been a part of Darfur, Sudan, since the Darfur conflict began over a decade ago, but on Oct. 27 the issue was brought to the […]
Four talented and seasoned performers showed off their cultural knowledge, reciting 13th century poet Jalal al-Din Rumi’s verses and whirling to traditional Sufi music during Rumi Nights: Iran and Beyond. […]
By Grace Slobodzian Correspondent Dozens of tealight candles in white paper bags lined the paths around the Science Complex fountain, reflecting off the fountain’s water last Monday, which had been dyed purple in […]
By Kelly Johnson Correspondent After lengthy deliberation during the Oct. 21 meeting, the Student Finance Board (SFB) approved $4,514 for the Inter-Greek Council to bring David Stollman, an expert on recruitment strategies and fraternity improvement, […]
By Lisa LoCascio Correspondent Textbooks are constantly updated with new theories, facts and politically correct terms, yet the 3,500 year old Bible, one of the most prominently used texts, has remained untouched. Michelle Stecker, professor […]
By Juliana Fidler Correspondent College students should consider getting Ph.D.’s to further their careers, according to a presentation, “Transitioning to a Ph.D. Student; Could this Route be for You?” by Danielle Lombardi, a 2003 alumna […]
By Jamie Primeau Correspondent Yellow caution tape closed off a section of the Brower Student Center on October 20, allowing competitors of Spirit Week’s pumpkin-carving contest to concentrate on the task at hand. From noon […]
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