by Amelia Gonzalez ’17 and Sara Brooks ’15 As a College built on a foundation of social justice it is our responsibility as a community in the pursuit of the truth to constantly re-examine our engagement and contributions to society … Continue reading
Tag: volume 64 issue 5
Gaerin on Gaerin
by Gaerin Warman-Szvoboda ’17 Hello friend, We’re back. Either back on campus from summer break, back on co-op once again, or like me, back on campus from co-op. For legal reasons I can’t go into my co-op interning as … Continue reading
To the Housekeeping Staff
The depth of gratitude I have for you is hard to express through words – particularly words printed on paper – but I am making an attempt nonetheless. That the entirety of this campus is cleaned by just the four … Continue reading
Chilling in a Sea of Split Peas
by Louise Lybrook ’16 Imagine this: I’m on co-op, sitting at a desk that faces the wall in the corner by the supply closet. I’m feeling pretty bummed while I put documents in reverse chronological order and I’m listening to … Continue reading
A Not So Subtle Experience
by Hannah Priscilla Craig ’17 I sit at my desk and look outside my window at the rain slamming down from the unforgiving Midwest storm clouds. I can’t help but think about how a few weeks ago this rain would … Continue reading
Olive Reads
by Kevin Mulhall On the New Books shelf are some titles relevant to current course offerings. HIST 110 Ohio Stories: Courageous Optimism: Montgomery County, Ohio and the pursuit of votes for women/Doramae O’Kelley. This trim book chronicles the efforts of … Continue reading