by Krystnell Storr Hearing the term ‘the bird flu’ may no longer force us to widen our eyes, grasp our cheeks and run shrieking in...
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by Shin Torizuka A trip to Kenya last summer inspired sophomore Silviano Valdez to form a social business. Valdez started a business there last summer that attempts to make a positive difference. “ social business is a company…that is a non-profit that works off a for-profit model,” he said. The company, called Vuwa Enterprise...
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by Name Coskun How do you feel about the new French law on genocide? (The law makes denial of genocides punishable by fines and prison time.) “ This law is not appropriate. It limits the freedom of speech.” “ I think this is a politicized personal reaction to the Turkish people who blamed French...
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by Nathan Chandler For most college students, fine dining often means a trip to the local Taco Bell or Burger King. However, students and the Richmond community might not realize they now have a high quality barbecue restaurant named Firehouse BBQ and Blues. An average meal costs $10, satisfying your wallet as well as...
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by Eli Richman After his Convocation speech on Wednesday discussing the peace process in Israel, former Earlham President Landrum Bolling engaged in a question and answer session with students and faculty, where many were surprised by his opinion on the BDS (Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions) movement. While Bolling’s speech received a standing ovation for...
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by Joel Yanez Next Wednesday, Feb. 8 in the Earlham Student Senate, sophomore Silviano Valdez, current student representative on the Socially Responsible Investment Advisory Committee (SRIAC) will present information and receive suggestions on an issue that has been widely discussed on campus: Boycott Divestment Sanction Earlham (BDS). BDS Earlham is presenting the case to...
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by Kelly Sullivan In order to address sexual violence on a personal level, students and faculty have revived the Sexual Aggression Peer Advocates (SAPA) program. The program, spearheaded by faculty advisor Trayce Peterson, features nine active students on call this semester who are ready to support and advise survivors affected by sexual violence in...
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