Loading ...Alcohol policy reform delayed
by Anastasia Vladimirova
The review of the alcohol policy is going to continue through the fall semester, taking a slightly different direction and focusing on specific questions that challenged the procedure this spring. Initially, when President David Dawson charged the Committee on Campus Life (CCL) to review the alcohol policy, an alcohol [...]
Final two VP candidates visit and int...
by Constance Huang
Madeleine Rhyneer
The second candidate for the position of VP, Madeleine Rhyneer, finished her interviews and meetings last Thursday and Friday. Rhyneer brought new ideas to students during the open meeting on Thursday night when she gave her answers to the questions. After she answered several questions from students, she [...]
Some Teetor House residents, college ...
by Jesse Maltz, Chance Milligan, Yusra Saleh, Tarek Knorn, Laura Hutchinson, Trayce Peterson and Cheryl Presley
If you were at Teetor House the night the floor broke, you undoubtedly heard the crack. If you were dancing, you must have felt the floor shake under the weight of students jumping up and down. Since that time, there have been many [...]
Residence life inspects houses for ne...
by Heather Valadez
After the floor collapsed at a Teetor House party, the administration decided a thorough investigation of all the houses was necessary.
The inspections began the week of March 26 and ended April 6, according to Sena Landey, Vice President for Finance and Operations. The college hired an outside company to check all 30 house [...]
EC Orchestra brings ‘epic’ symphony: ...
by Eli Richman
Attendees of Mahler’s fifth symphony on Saturday will experience an “emotional journey,” promises Associate Professor of Music and conductor of the Earlham orchestra Forrest Tobey.
The performance will feature a much larger orchestra than usual, due to the number of instruments required for the symphony. The performance will fe [...]
Bahraini hunger striker nears death
by Lisa Scarpelli
Amnesty International is well-known for its work towards the release of political prisoners throughout the world. Thanks to letters sent by concerned citizens, many of them have been released. However, many more still remain in prison for speaking out against their government.
One of Amnesty’s most recent urgent action cases [...]
Profile of the week: Aisulu Sanat
by Anastasia Vladimirova
As a participant this semester on the off-campus program at The Philadelphia Center, an experiential education semester during which students complete an internship in Philadelphia, Penn., junior Aisulu Sanat discovered her passion for theater and realized what she wants to do in her life. Sanat was born in Tanaz, a t [...]
Bundy RAs give first years a “home”
by Gisele Aubin
by Gisele Aubin
The three RAs (Residents Advisers) in Bundy are now completing their first year in the job with the new first year dorms, and have all tried to help facilitate the new experience. “Honestly, I think the job itself for me is really fun because I really enjoy the whole people atmosphere. Being able to goof aro [...]
Students strut to latin beats
by Name Coskun
by Name Coskun
Left: Sophomore Sheneca Vieira performs Cumbia, an Afro-Colombian dance which is the fusion of Spanish and West African dances. Cumbia originated in Colombia and became a popular national symbol. The Latin American Dance Night took place in Comstock on April 17, Tuesday.
by Name Coskun
Right: Sophomore Abby L [...]
The Green Beat: Earth day beckons car...
by Xander Hazel
Earth Day is on Sunday, April 22. As this day approaches, the Earlham Environmental Action Coalition (EEAC) and the Outdoors Club are teaming up to prepare for Earth Day celebrations. What better way to celebrate Earth Day than by planting hundreds of native trees on Earlham’s property!
Brent Smith, professor of Biology at Ear [...]
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