Jimmy Robertson '16, Sports Writer
April 24, 2014
The women’s lacrosse team had their second consecutive split week as they won one of their two games. On Saturday, April 19, the Red Devils defeated Swarthmore College 12-11 to rebound from a 12-11 loss at McDani...
Jenny Davis ‘17, Sports Writer
April 24, 2014
The men’s lacrosse team beat Swarthmore 9-3 on Saturday, April 19. The win puts the Red Devils at 7-6 overall, including 4-2 in the conference, good enough for a third place tie. They will need to win a...
Melanie Singer '17, Life and Style Columnist
April 15, 2014
Breakfast is an essential meal of every person’s day, especially college students. The caf has the typical and essential breakfast options such as cereal, yogurt and eggs, but for a while they were missing a very ess...
Virginia Cady '15, Columnist
April 15, 2014
Think back to your high school sex-ed class. For some of you that’s farther back than others, but bare with me. What do you remember from that class? Anything? Let me refine that question, do you remember anything that actually...
Sara Tyberg ‘16, Guest Columnist
April 15, 2014
I believe in reaching out to others when you need help.
It’s easy to brush off your problems or try to handle them yourself. We’re college students, and everyone is busy with classes, part-time jobs and extracurricular...
Ryan Protter '16, Columnist
April 15, 2014
For the past twenty-four days, CNN has outdone itself. I thought they stopped reporting the news back when they covered the Casey Anthony trial. And then when they got every detail about the Boston Bombing wrong, I thought...
Brendan Birth '16, Columnist
April 15, 2014
In past struggles for suffrage, whether it involved African Americans or women or some other oppressed group, one rallying cry has been “one voice, one vote.” With universal suffrage, that is the ideal that the United States...
Peter Soeller '14, Columnist
April 15, 2014
The LGBT movement witnessed many successes toward progressive equality in the past few years. Slowly, same-sex marriage has become accepted in 17 states, workplace discrimination is being combated, and more people are comfortable...
Jake Agliata ‘14, Columnist
April 15, 2014
On January 15, 2015, Pennsylvania senators Daylin Leach (D-17) and Mike Folmer (R-48) formally introduced the Compassionate Use of Medical Cannabis Act (SB 1182) into the state legislature. The bill would remove marijuana as a...
Virginia Cady '15, Columnist
April 15, 2014
I was on twitter the other week and saw a tweet by the Huffington Post about how the Dali Lama “leads the Senate in its opening prayer.” I was amazed, as I had no idea that the Senate opened its sessions with a prayer. My...
