by Anna McCormally Correction appended Controversy erupted at Earlham earlier this month when it was revealed that the college, which currently plays all of its sports in the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC), might be switching to the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC). Students have taken issue with the possibility of the switch on...
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by Bryant Foreman For the first time since 2007, the Earlham Quaker baseball team is on a 4-game winning streak, and for the first time in school history, the streak was gained by sweeping a four-game series. It came against the Robert Morris Springfield last weekend.
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Baseball at Robert Morris Springfield 6-2 W, 6-0 W, 12-4 W, 4-3 W at Thomas More, cancelled vs. Kenyon 11-2 L, 17-5 W Men’s tennis vs. Ohio Wesleyan 5-0 L at Central State 9-0 W at Wittenberg 9-0 L Women’s tennis at Central State 8-1 W at Wittenberg 8-1 L vs. Wooster* 5-4 L...
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by Jesus Jimenez The two tennis teams gathered to play in the Trueblood gym on Monday, two days after their regular season wrapped up at Wittenberg. The men played just for fun; the women practiced for a final chance at tomorrow’s North Coast Athletic Conference tournament.
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by Bryant Foreman Senior baseball player Alex Anderson comes from Logansport, Ind. In high school he both played baseball and swam, and he has excelled in baseball at Earlham for four years. Last year he was the team’s most valuable player, leading the team with a 3.96 earned run average (ERA). He also showed...
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Tomorrow Baseball vs. Denison (senior day) (DH) Sunday Baseball at Wabash (DH)
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The sports section of the Earlham Word would like to wish all graduating student athletes a great future and career in whatever life might bring. May you carry yourself throughout life with EC Pride.
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by Eric Parker We as a society and a college community have a troublesome obsession: Facebook. It permeates our lives in a way that no social network or internet-based product should. After reading Tracy Perkins-Schmittler’s article last week , I feel like Facebook has become one of the...
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by María Salvador and Donnie Smith The semester is coming to a close, and so is the Earlham Word. You are currently reading the last printed issue of the semester, although we are still publishing online. You should keep checking ecword.org for breaking news and to submit your opinions! The editorial staff of the...
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by Jonah Kreniske Discussions of our values as an institution inevitably address the issue of consensus in the abstract, but rarely do they begin to define it as a practice. As such, there is much talk of institutional values, leading to little in the way of political manifestation. The controversy surrounding the proposal drafted...
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