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...
Matthew Korb '14, Editor-in-Chief
April 4, 2013
For those of you who may not know it (I.E first-years and people who live under rocks), this week’s issue of The Dickinsonian is wrapped snuggly up in The Drinkinsonian, our four-page Spring semester joke issue.
We all look...
Marina Alonso Gomez, Guest Columnist
March 7, 2013
The first time I read the title of this section, it immediately made me think of that John Lennon song where he enumerates all the things he doesn’t believe in. Magic, Kennedy, yoga, Beatles, you name it. “I just believe in...
Colin Tripp ‘14, Columnist
March 7, 2013
I traveled to Brighton this past weekend to attend a beer festival with a few fellow Dickinsonians studying in Norwich. Beer fests in the UK are a much bigger deal than in the States, perhaps because liking craft ale over here...
Matthew Korb '14, Editor-in-Chief
March 7, 2013
I am not a sports fan.
That doesn’t mean I’m not a fan of sports. I enjoy watching sports, especially the one with the kicking and the ball and the grass and the expensive stadiums. What I mean is that I am terrible at...
Jessy Cooper ‘13, Columnist
February 28, 2013
A wise woman once told a friend of mine, who in turn passed this adage along to me, that we all have our individual wells and people are going to continue to pull from that well with out realizing that it is going to dry out....
Brendan Birth ‘16, Columnist
February 28, 2013
Students love to complain about college food. Yet for all the groaning, Dickinson’s food is better than we usually acknowledge. Most agree that the food is top-notch for holiday dinners. Yet right now the future of the caf as...
Enrica Nicoli Aldini, Columnist
February 28, 2013
Some sophomores have just applied to go study abroad in Italy next fall. Some freshmen are already thinking about it and they have already started learning the language. Yet you can’t wine and dine in the streets of Bologna...
Janie Feldmann ‘15, Staff Writer
February 28, 2013
In today’s increasingly competitive world, great stress is placed upon being an extroverted, Type A individual. Naturally, for most job companies, extroverts possess excellent assets to have: they are quick decision-makers,...
Matthew Korb '14, Editor-in-Chief
February 28, 2013
Last week, for my Letter to the Editor, I spoke about the newspaper stretching its reach beyond the Dicinson Campus and into Carlisle. And, while I hate to recycle a topic, I do want to re-visit it this week.
On February 20,...
