Monthly Archives: September, 2011
Drive provides gritty drama and suspense
By Cameron Schneberder From its playful pink font and poppy electronica soundtrack tinged with synths, Drive’s primary mission is to overwhelm its viewers with its sense of style. Ryan Gosling … Continue reading
LandSea tries out new location with mixed results
By Shelby Newsom Everyone who has experienced LandSea at least once knows that there are some things that don’t change. But this year, change is the word on everyone’s … Continue reading
First-year orientation program’s careful planning ensures success for incoming students
By Allison Tinsey,News Editor The fresh faces gracing the Quad, getting lost on the way to class, and having to do laundry for the first time are none other than … Continue reading
Annual K-Fest provides new opportunities for first years
By Sharon Kenney and Jennie Scheere Every year, K-Fest is a great way to welcome the freshman and show them ways in which they can become a part of the … Continue reading
Renovations push through on Angell Field, despite objections
By Allison Tinsey,News Editor As a follow-up to my conversation with Dean Sarah Westfall about the renovation of the althetic fields, I decided to ask a couple of student athletes … Continue reading
LLUHs start the year with new events
By Chelsey Shannon The 2011-2012 Living Learning Housing Units are in full swing and planning out their fall quarter events. Don’t miss these various opportunities and chances to learn about … Continue reading
Kalamazoo College begins reaccreditation process
By Jacob Berenson Students attending liberal arts colleges like K may wonder how quality control is enforced at such a small school. A little over a year from now, Kalamazoo … Continue reading
Student Commission elections marked by large first-year turnout
By Amanda Geer Twenty new members were added to the ranks of Student Commission Thursday in elections that were described by StuComm Secretary of Public Relations Dion Bullock K’12 as … Continue reading
Girl’s newest album’s diverse offerings aim to please
By Cam Stewart Father, Son, Holy Ghost, the exceptional new release by San Francisco duo Girls, is an album about searching. But members Christopher Owens and Chet “J.R.” White are … Continue reading
The Kalamazoo College Quad: Focal point of student life, activities
By Emily Katz When I think of Kalamazoo College I am immersed in imagery of rolling green hills spotted with student life and activity. K college is built around our … Continue reading
