Ellen McAllister Creative Editor At the beginning of class, all you hear is the sound of deep breathing. With eyes closed and legs crossed, the mood is serene. All eyes then slowly flutter open and the sound of feet and hands stretching and twisting …
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Admin Shirks Blame for Staffing Issues Again
Camille Carr Contributing Writer At the beginning of this month, President Bolton informed the campus community, in emails that were sent five days apart, that the College was outsourcing dining and custodial services and raising the cost of attendance by 3.5%. The abject horror …
Remote Conferences Are Certainly No Match for Human Interaction
Jonathan Logan Editor-in-Chief Science is flexible, and since the beginning of the pandemic, scientific conferences have had to take place in virtual settings. While science and its proceedings can come across as a stream of factual calculation and conjecture, the process of sharing its …
Bite-Size Sports 1/28/22
Langston Hood Sports Editor Amazing NFL Divisional Round This year’s NFL Divisional Round was extremely remarkable, as it was the first time that every game was decided by a last-second field goal. On the afternoon of Saturday, Jan. 22, the Cincinnati Bengals defeated the …
Hootin’ and Hollerin’: A Defense of Country Music
Haley Huett A&E Editor When I was a youngin’ I would sit in the backseat of my grandma’s car on the way to church. Invariably, she would play the Pandora country music station on the thirty minute drive and I would listen to all …
“Don’t Look Up”, A Disastrously Relatable Comedy
Melita Wiles S&E Editor “Don’t Look Up,” a movie released at the end of 2021, is a satire about how real-life environmental concerns such as climate change and the current COVID-19 pandemic are ignored and deemed not real issues by our society. Grad student …