13 people were killed at a drug rehabilitation clinic in Tijuana on Sunday, a sign that the relative peace there celebrated recently by Mexican Presiden Felipe CalderÛn himself might be fracturing. The New York Times reported that the killings in Tijuana followed the shootings of …
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Volcano erupts in Indonesia, 15 dead
The Mount Merapi volcano in Indonesia erupted at least three times Tuesday, forcing thousands of nearby residents to flee. According to CNN, the eruption caused 15 deaths, including journalists staying at a guest house close to the volcano to report on the eruption.† When the …
Out in October activities celebrated locally and globally
Monday marked National Coming Out Day, a globally recognized civil awareness day in order to promote coming out and foster discussion about lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer issues. The day was recognized many places throughout the world, with activities ranging from rallies and speeches …
Proposed co-ed Greek group makes effort on campus
First, the class of 2014 broke records with enrollment, now its only October and the class of 2014 is once again making history at the College. Three students, Peggy Olson ’14, Heather Wilcox ’14 and Henry Waldron ’14 are in the process of establishing a …
Law school post-grads experience difficulty
With October in full swing, many seniors are facing the ever-pressing question of what they will be doing next year. While many will choose to enter the workforce, volunteer abroad or even apply for jobs on campus, a large percentage of students will be heading …
Nat’l Day on Writing comes to campus
On Oct. 20, the Writing Center will celebrate National Day on Writing. According to the National Day on Writing’s Web site, the purpose of the event is† to draw attention to the remarkable variety of writing we engage in, and to help writers from all …