Jenny Davis ’17, Sports Writer
January 30, 2014
On Saturday, Jan 25, the men’s and women’s swim teams traveled to Washington College. The men swam in extremely close races, but ended up losing to the Shoremen 119-95. The women pulled out a win against Washington College,...
Emily Fuss ‘16, Sports Writer
January 30, 2014
The women’s basketball team won their first conference game by defeating Franklin & Marshall on Wednesday, Jan. 22, 47-40. First-year center Erica Buls ’17 led the way with 12 points and 9 rebounds. She was aggressive...
Melanie Singer ’17, Life & Style Columnist
January 30, 2014
The polar vortex has made walking outside a struggle, but when figuring out what to have for lunch, the obvious food selection is soup. I’ve come to realize that out of all the foods that the cafeteria makes, they seem to excel in making soups. They always have a lot of flavor in them a...
Zacharia Benalayat ’17, Life & Style Columnist
January 30, 2014
This movie is terrible. Absolutely terrible. The dialogue is terrible, the characters barely developed, the action is somewhere in between a low-budget television show and a movie with good action, and I had a blast. This movie is the perfect storm of so bad it’s funny.
I, Franke...
Jane Feldmann ’15, Abroad Columnist
January 30, 2014
Here at the University of Bremen, classes are finally winding down to the final weeks, which can only mean one thing: work, work, and more work. After the glow and charm of the wondrous Christmas markets died down, and people...
Meri St. Jean ’15, Abroad Columnist
January 30, 2014
With the new semester starting up, it’s kind of insane to think that I’ve been in France since September… and even more insane to think that I’m going to be here until May. The end of last semester was kind of sad—lots...
Matthew Atwood ’15, Abroad Columnist
January 30, 2014
The beginning of a new term means that many Dickinson students have either begun their abroad experience, or returned to Dickinson and told everyone about their time in another country. For a few, this time will have provided...
Jake Agliata '14, Columnist
January 30, 2014
Last semester, Students for Sensible Drug Policy plastered campus with educational posters on a variety of topics, such as the War on Drugs, prison reform, marijuana prohibition and Dickinson’s drug policy. These posters were...
Ryan Protter '16, Columnist
January 30, 2014
The American Studies Association should come clean on their boycott of Israeli Universities. It is a misguided attempt to stay relevant by invoking a politically charged issue, expressing no concern for Palestinians or human...
Katie Lasswell ’17, Associate News Editor
January 29, 2014
With the crush of incoming textbook packages that marks the beginning of each semester, Dickinson students were introduced to a new student mail services feature. The Mail Center, under the direction of Mail Center Manager Lisa...
