Monthly Archives: January, 2012
$23 million worth of good: why this is bigger than Obama or an iPad
By Jordan A. Ernest, Contributor Okay, “K”—We knew we weren’t off the hook for tuition; President W.O. was not going to frisbee out iPads like O.W. (Oprah Winfrey); there would … Continue reading
Women’s Basketball defeats Marygrove in Spectacular Second Half Comeback
By Jackson Vaughn, Sports Editor Kalamazoo staged a miracle comeback in Saturday’s game against the Marygrove Mustangs, claiming their fourth win, the most they have had since the 2007-08 season. … Continue reading
A Take on Paterno’s Passing
By Mike McCann, Staff Writer American sport lost a legend and a leader on Sunday morning, with the passing of Penn State football coach Joe Paterno. Paterno was eighty-five years … Continue reading
Golden Globe Ceremony initiates the Oscar prediction frenzy
By Becky Lennington, Contributor The Golden Globes were broadcast last Sunday. Hosted by Ricky Gervais for the second year in a row, the 69th ceremony took place in the Beverly … Continue reading
Kalamazoo Outing Club Offers Outings For Everyone
By Colin Smith, Staff Writer Looking for a break from the school stress, or to shut off from technology? Escape into the wilderness while spending time with friends, meet new … Continue reading
The Power of Claiming Our Desire To Shape Our Community
By Shelby Newsom, Features Editor Last Monday evening, POWER and the Women’s Advocacy House came together to put on this year’s Sexual Health Panel. In the warm and bright setting … Continue reading
Outing Club’s Snowshoeing Trip to Sleeping Bear Dunes Bursts the K Bubble
By Philip Mulder, Staff Writer The “K Bubble” is often talked about as part of the Kalamazoo College experience that is both loved and hated. It’s that feeling of being … Continue reading
Posse Plus Retreat brings students and staff together through a weekend of reflection
By Allison Tinsey,News Editor and Hagop Mouradian, Contributor Over the past weekend, January 20, 21, and 22, Posse scholars, fellow students, staff, and faculty traveled to the Potawatomi Inn in … Continue reading
A Glimpse of the Personal, Creative: The English Department’s Faculty Reading
By Cam Stewart, Arts and Entertainment Editor The English Department’s Annual Faculty Reading, a consistent Winter Quarter highlight, was set to an appropriate backdrop of snow Wednesday night. A mixture … Continue reading
“Rethinking Revolution” series seeks to make people ask questions about our current understanding of social justice
By Rachel Leider,Staff Writer It is understandable to see young people riled up over the Occupy Movement, or maybe even the Stop Online Piracy Act but who would have expected … Continue reading
