Monthly Archives: November, 2011
Students, families affected by K College tuition hikes
By Jacob Berenson, Staff Writer The economic downturn known as the recession has impacted nearly every American institution, from Wall Street to Main Street. Not surprisingly, the country’s vast array … Continue reading
Post-finals, students look forward to extended winter break
By Allison Tinsey,News Editor K Students were recently invited to answer this question on Facebook, and to take five seconds to post something funny, interesting, or exciting that they are … Continue reading
StuComm seeks to give club sports a voice with new Club Sports Council
By Philip Mulder, Staff Writer The new Club Sports Council has changed the way K supports its club sports, giving team captains a greater say in the funding process and … Continue reading
Theatre’s production of “Stuff Happens” takes on politics, Iraq invasion
By Philip Mulder, Staff Writer Last week’s production of Stuff Happens gave K students a window into the political whirlwind that surrounded their childhood and now defines their future. Stuff … Continue reading
Giving Sodexo a voice: “the Caf” from a student worker’s point of view
By Kellea Floyd, Contributor I first started working in the cafeteria in the beginning of Winter Quarter of my first year. It was something new, so I was pretty excited … Continue reading
Doc Film Fest Preview
By Cam Stewart, Arts & Entertainment Editor On November 17th and 18th, Kalamazoo College filmmakers will showcase their work at this quarter’s Documentary Film Festival. The event will take place in … Continue reading
Discovering the Resource Room
By Korinne MacInnes, Staff Writer Many K students may be unaware of the newly established Resource Center. Located in the Hicks Center Student Leadership Suite, the Resource Center is a … Continue reading
Van Jones Challenges Students to Rebuild the American Dream
By Rachel Leider, Staff Writer A medley of students, faculty, staff and community members filled almost every seat in Dalton Theater last Wednesday, Nov. 2, to listen to Van Jones … Continue reading
Unique to K College: “The Bridge of Life”
By Hunter Parsons, Staff Writer You probably stare at it on a daily basis while munching on carrot sticks, commenting on how much you love or hate it. Either way, … Continue reading
Occupy Kalamazoo Teach-In Educates Students about the Movement, Sparks a Campus Conversation
By Amanda Geer, Staff Writer A teach-in about the Occupy movement was held Thursday, Nov. 3 at 6 p.m. in front of the mailboxes in the Hicks Student Center. The … Continue reading
