Wyatt Brugge Contributing Writer I think that due to the dangerous examples set by the conditions in the cafeteria, 50 percent of the chairs should be removed from the tables. Now, you may be thinking, “Dangerous example? What the hell is that supposed to …
The ivory tower meets the masses: responding to science denialism
Jonathan Logan Science & Environment Editor The astronomers Galileo and Copernicus found themselves at odds with the Catholic Church centuries ago as they postulated “heretical” ideas about the solar system. Yet, Christianity still runs strong through the hearts of over two billion people. To …
Alumni center fails seniors with job search
Levi Johnson Contributing Writer Last semester, I reached out to the Alumni Office to inquire about accessing the alumni database, and a months-long undertaking began. As a senior beginning my job search, I wanted to contact alumni for career advice and strategies that worked …
Get caught in the churn of the Fourth Wave
Jonathan Logan Science & Environment Editor The year 2020 was the first time that over 20 percent of all electricity generated in the United States could be traced back to a renewable energy source. A New York Times article promptly noted that in the …
Netflix’s “Bridgerton” breaks streaming records
Kidi Tafesse Arts & Entertainment Editor It appears that the latest period drama on Netflix, “Bridgerton,” is taking the giant streaming service by storm, breaking multiple viewer records during its first season. Based on Julia Quinn’s series of historical romance novels of the same …
Current campus COVID plan inadequate
Luke Borgelt Contributing Writer It was Jan. 17 when I arrived on campus to move in for the spring semester of 2021. All seemed quiet at the time, but that soon changed. Within the coming weeks, many new faces appeared, and all were ready …