Monthly Archives: May, 2011
The First Western State to Shut Down Nuclear Power
Content curated by Jennifer Wendel Germany has pledged to shut down its nuclear plants by 2022, which would make it the first Western state to do so. Germany once got … Continue reading
The Patriot Act Is Back
Content curated by Jennifer Wendel How would the economy fare if congress disappeared tomorrow? Actually fairly well says a new study. According to a study by Brad DeLong, if congress … Continue reading
Obama Makes Historic Speech Before Parliament
Content curated by Jennifer Wendel Pink or blue; it’s the first questions people ask about newborns. Is there a way to change this? One couple thinks so. Storm, Kathy Witterick … Continue reading
Lack of communication surrounding DoGL does not stop students from having fun
By Matthew Muñoz Web Editor Kalamazoo College Administration officially declared last Friday the 37th annual Day of Gracious Living late Thursday night following an Morgan pushed for the day off … Continue reading
Henderson Castle’s future uncertain
By Ian Flanagan Staff Writer Henderson Castle — Kalamazoo’s landmark 1895 bed and breakfast bought for $1.3 million — is on the market for $850,000, according to an MLive real … Continue reading
Housing process finishes today, RAs set high hopes for next year
By Shelby Newson Contributor The fall housing assignment process has begun. The system largely relies on students making responsible decisions about who they are compatible living with, the number of … Continue reading
LandSea program finds a new location along with new leaders
By Chelsey Shannon Contributor The LandSea program has been an integral part of the Kalamazoo College experience since 1974. Each August, a large group of incoming first-years head into the … Continue reading
The politics of DoGL: work and planning go into a day off
By Emily Guzman Features Editor Day of Gracious Living may be a spontaneous holiday for the majority of students on K’s campus, but behind closed doors, Student Commission and the … Continue reading
Saving Michigan, one school at a time
By Jennifer Wendel Staff Writer In their “new era of responsibility,” Michigan politicians have become unaccountable for their own actions, irresponsibly slashing the budget for necessities like public education. A … Continue reading
