Brendan Birth ‘16, Columnist
April 12, 2013
North Korea’s leadership, under Kim Jong-un, has made repeated threats to escalate into all-out nuclear war. These threats coming from the North Koreans are not new, but the rhetoric seems even stronger than before. This even...
Christina Socci ‘13, Opinion Editor
April 12, 2013
I hate scary movies. Granted, there is something oddly comforting about watching a scary movie with friends and screaming together at all of the OH-GOD-HE’S-RIGHT-BEHIND-YOU moments. In general though, because my father delighted...
Lizzy Hardison ‘16, associate news editor
April 12, 2013
History has proven it to be true that young people have the capability to harness their energies and become collective agents of change. My parent’s generation mobilized in protest of the war in Vietnam, and a decade later the...
Matthew Korb '14, Editor in Chief
April 11, 2013
The housing selection process at Dickinson (And, if my suspicions are anything to go by, at most other places of higher learning) has its share of complainers. There are not enough good houses, there are too many ways to cheat...
Jessy Cooper ‘13, Columnist
April 11, 2013
Let the parade of shorts, sundresses and pastels commence. We have hit the 70-degree mark people. It is time to celebrate. It is time to come out of winter’s hibernation mode. But who am I kidding? It would appear the entire...
Enrica Nicoli Aldini, Columnist
April 11, 2013
Italian kids, and most likely kids from many other first world countries, have grown up watching American movies and American TV series. I grew up in the 90’s and the most popular series among young kids and teenagers were Beverly...
April 4, 2013
While walking around London this past weekend, I was punched in the gut by an overwhelming sense of premature nostalgia. I imagined myself in three months missing England with that familiar ache of missing something you know...
Suri Smith '14, Columnist
April 4, 2013
Fans of Alice in Wonderland may recall this quote by the White Queen: “Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.” In fiction, perhaps such an idea does not seem to be very absurd. In...
Emily Fineberg '15, News Editor
April 4, 2013
I’ve recently noticed that I don’t participate in class as quickly as I used to. At first, I attributed this to an exhausting schedule: two Writing Intensive classes, a FLIC class and a class that involves reading lots of...
Adam Laird '14, Columnist
April 4, 2013
I confess that I am dumbstruck by Dickinson’s infallible ability to ruin a good thing. Dickinson Confessions being forced offline last week provoked this confession. I believed that this page was a great opportunity to get a...
