Caroline Elkin ‘15, Columist
November 20, 2014
Tonight, I dedicate this article to a topic more intimidating than graduation, more contentious than politics at the Thanksgiving table. Tonight, as I’m juggling a barrage of texts from my childhood best friend who just got...
November 20, 2014
Hadley Smith ’15, Fashion Columnist
November 20, 2014
Meet Emilia McManus, a senior, a Political Science major, from Bethesda, Maryland. Over an intimate meal at the Michelin rated Snar, Emilia and I chatted about fashion, studying in Madrid, and Harry Styles.
How would you define...
November 20, 2014
Kevin Doyle ’16, Abroad Columnist
November 20, 2014
My host mother recently lectured me on the “schizophrenic genius” (as she called it) of all great leaders. Stalin, Napoleon and even Hitler in her mind were all slightly mentally unstable, but that little touch of madness...
Janie Feldmann ‘15, News Editor
November 14, 2014
In today’s increasingly competitive world, a great amount of stress is placed upon being an extroverted, Type A individual.
Naturally, for most job companies, extroverts are excellent assets: they are quick decision-makers,...
Hadley Smith ’15, Fashion Columnist
November 14, 2014
Meet Emilia McManus, a senior, a Political Science major, from Bethesda, Maryland. Over an intimate meal at the Michelin rated Snar, Emilia and I chatted about fashion, studying in Madrid, and Harry Styles.
How would you define...
Kevin Doyle ’16, Abroad Columnist
November 14, 2014
My host mother recently lectured me on the “schizophrenic genius” (as she called it) of all great leaders. Stalin, Napoleon and even Hitler in her mind were all slightly mentally unstable, but that little touch of madness...
Rogelio Cerezo ‘15, Guest Writer
November 6, 2014
In today’s world, it is hard to turn on the television and not get the feeling the world is headed for doomsday. This is the case especially when we see news stories regarding violence in Iraq, Syria, and Ukraine, among other...
Caroline Elkin ‘15, Columnist
November 6, 2014
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Not midterms, midterm elections or even the impending Thanksgiving break, but course selection for next semester. Hopefully, by now you have already chosen your classes. Hopefully, you...
