Emily Fineberg ’15, Abroad Columnist
November 14, 2013
Last week, I wrote about being the unofficial Mother Duck of the Málaga group, as if the other Dickinsonians here were my family. This week, when we went on an excursion to Granada and Las Alpujarras, I was a little bit of a...
Kevin Doyle ’16, Life & Style Columnist
November 14, 2013
I like superhero movies, so naturally I had to go check out Marvel’s latest installment, Thor: The Dark World. While it is aesthetically pleasing that the title does not have a numeral, it does little to hide the fact that this is an overall tired and bland sequel. ...
Janie Feldmann ’15, Abroad Columnist
November 14, 2013
I have been living in Germany long enough that I feel reasonably comfortable talking about the different dialects in the north and the south. Though I have not yet had the opportunity to hear certain regional varieties (such...
Michelle Martire ’17, Life & Style Columnist
November 14, 2013
There have been countless books, movies and TV shows that have put forth their own take on vampire lore. Holly Black, author of The Coldest Girl in Coldtown, adds to the long list with her own tale of vampirism. Since the w...
Alicia Reynolds ’14, Life & Style Columnist
November 14, 2013
As the temperatures have been creeping lower and lower, people are beginning to dress for the cold season.
One big trend I have noticed is corduroy pants. Corduroy has always been around in the past, but this season it ...
Melanie Singer ’17, Life & Style Columnist
November 14, 2013
Grilled cheese. It seems to be one of the favorites for Dickinson students in the cafeteria. There’s nothing truly special about it, but when combining the saltiness and sweetness of the grilled cheese with the tomato sou...
Ally Boyington ’15, Sports Writer
November 14, 2013
The Dickinson College field hockey team lost in the Centennial Conference semi-final game on Saturday, Nov. 9 against the #2 seed and nationally ranked Ursinus Bears. Ursinus, who beat Franklin & Marshall the following day to win the conference championship the follow...
Sarah Giardini ‘14, Sports Writer
November 14, 2013
The Red Devils fell just short of a Centennial Conference Championship last Saturday when they lost to Franklin & Marshall 2-1 in double overtime. In the first two rounds of the tournament, they defeated Johns Hopkins and Haverford, 2-1 and 2-0, respectively. Although...
Emily Fuss '16, Sports Writer
November 14, 2013
Both the men’s and the women’s swimming teams swept a tri-meet at York College on Saturday, Nov. 16. The men are now 4-1, with the women sitting at 5-1. Neither team has begun their conference schedule.
The Red Devils competed...
Jennifer Crowley ’13, Alumni Columnist
November 14, 2013
During my time on Dickinson’s campus, what I remember most besides those iconic red chairs and a certain bespectacled, bow-tie clad man was how socially aware the campus was. Whenever a story broke that challenged our ideals...
