Monthly Archives: October, 2011
Finding Balance At K
By Shelby Newsom, Features Editor Let’s be real: we all procrastinate. Whether you’re a perfectionist or are rebelling against the insane amount of homework your professor has just assigned, everyone … Continue reading
Kalamazoo’s Annual Film Contest Provides Unique Chance for All
Cam Stewart, Arts & Entertainment Editor The Kalamazoo 2880 Film Competition is a creative way for local filmmakers to showcase their talent. To enter, one simply submits his or her … Continue reading
Flash Mob spreads school spirit
By Rachel Leider,Staff Writer Crowded with alumni and students, the cafeteria was unusually packed last Friday when approximately 30 students participating in a flash mob interrupted dinner to pump the … Continue reading
DJ Enferno keeps Homecoming fresh with fun mix
Phil Mulder, Staff Writer Most of us have been to one of those high school dances where a nameless DJ goes through a playlist of recent pop/dance hits plus Don’t … Continue reading
StuComm resolution encourages new tradition, faces backlash
By Allison Tinsey,News Editor On October 17, StuComm passed a new resolution called an Act to Create a Kalamazoo College Tradition, penned by Secretary of Finance Darrin Camilleri, K’14. In … Continue reading
William Weber Lecture welcomes speaker Anthony Van Jones
By Aldo Macias, Web Editor Student organizers prepare for the upcoming 2011 William Weber Lecture on government and society featuring Co-founder and President of “Rebuild the Dream” campaign Anthony K. … Continue reading
International student reflects on immigration
By Kelsey Donk, Contributor When Roque Felix Infanzon climbed into the back of a car to cross into the United States 35 years ago, he was an illegal immigrant searching … Continue reading
One student’s path to The States
By Hannah Dueweke, Contributor Born in Saudi Arabia, raised in Canada, and currently residing in the United States, Salwa Tareen, K ‘14, is a woman of multiple cultures. As a … Continue reading
The Malaise of Kalamazoo College
By Nick Gann, Contributor While Jimmy Carter never won any popularity contests, nor was correct, in his belief of a national malaise, I believe Kalamazoo College suffers from this greatly. … Continue reading
Wolf Awareness Week turns heads and raises awareness
By Hunter Parsons, Staff Writer You’ve seen the flyers all around campus: “Wolf Awareness Week Oct. 16-22 2011.” But behind these unique signs with wolves on the heads of football … Continue reading
