Melanie Singer '17, Life & Style Columnist
February 17, 2014
Ever since coming back from winter break, I feel that the cafeteria food has been more of a struggle than usual. I can usually resort to the Kove or the wrap of the day, which is always interesting and tasty. However, one day...
Virginia Cady ‘15, Abroad Columnist
February 7, 2014
It is my second week of my semester long stay in Rabat, the capital of Morocco. Although I had previously been in the city last January with Dickinson Professor Staub and several other students, I am still adjusting to life in...
Brendan Birth '16, Columnist
February 7, 2014
In the new semester, the least popular change seems to be that we are no longer able to serve ourselves on the cafeteria’s Main Line. Indeed, student feedback, in the form of caf napkins, has erupted in anger over the lack of...
Cassandra Colburn ‘15, Opinion Editor
February 7, 2014
Dear readers,
I apologize for not introducing myself as the new Opinion Editor in last week’s issue. I was eager to create content and read articles pertaining to Dickinson College life as I have been abroad in Copenhagen...
Peter Soeller '14, Columnist
February 7, 2014
If you missed the President’s State of the Union address last week, don’t worry you were not alone. According to Nielsen ratings, the speech only garnered less than 34 million views, an all-time low for the President. Barack...
Cody Nixon '15, Guest Columnist
February 7, 2014
The napkins displayed recently on the bulletin board to the left of the depository of plates, cups, and silverware has been full of the same comment, “Let Us Serve Ourselves.” Recently, the members of the Dickinson community...
Matthew Korb ’14, Editor-in-Chief
February 7, 2014
Jessica Sykes works for The Dickinsonian.
A sophomore, she joined the staff as a writer her freshman year before becoming an Associate and, subsequently, Managing Editor.
Just this semester she also began working for Th...
Catie Duckworth '14, Columnist
February 7, 2014
The U.S. immigration system is broken, simply stated. We built this country on newcomers. Foreigners have long contributed to our society, leaving us with a culture full of diverse influences in language, cuisine, music, and more....
Ally Boyington ‘15, Sports Writer
January 30, 2014
After suffering their first Centennial Conference setback to Franklin and Marshall, the Dickinson College Men’s Basketball team returned strong to defeat Swarthmore 80-52 on Saturday, Jan. 25.
The Red Devils fell to Franklin and Marshall 67-58 in a tough-fought battle on Wedn...
Kayleigh Makoid ‘16 and Jimmy Robertson ’16, Sports Writers
January 30, 2014
The men’s indoor track and field team placed fifth at the Ursinus Collegeville Classic on Friday, Jan. 24. Ryan Steinbock ’14 anchored the distance medley relay to a winning time of 10:46.00 and also came in first in the mile...
