Monthly Archives: February, 2012
Where’s the Beef? Kalamazoo College Reintroduces Less-Meat Mondays
By Jane Huffman, Staff Writer In May of 2011, when “Meatless Mondays” were first introduced to Kalamazoo College’s cafeteria, they received a divided response from the student body. Among the … Continue reading
Hornets Fall to Adrian amidst Senior Day Celebrations
By Jackson Vaughn, Sports Editor Kalamazoo Women’s Basketball team lost to Adrian on Sunday 77 – 70 in a game that went down to the last minutes. Adrian jumped out … Continue reading
Men’s Basketball Falls to Albion in Final Seconds
By Jackson Vaughn, Sports Editor The Hornets celebrated Senior day on Sunday yet fell to Albion College 53 – 48 in a game that went down to the final seconds. … Continue reading
Why Even Meat Eaters Should Support Less Meat Monday
Philip Mulder, Staff Writer I love meat. But even though I’m one of the last people who would become a vegetarian, I have to admit that having “Less Meat Mondays” … Continue reading
“Very Young Girls” film gives hope to victims of sex exploitation
By Hunter Parsons, Staff Writer On February 9th, students gathered in Dewing 103 as Amnesty International presented “Very Young Girls,” an exposé detailing the lives of young girls involved in … Continue reading
Feminist Dinner seeks to redefine what feminism means
By Rachel Leider,Staff Writer Hoping to spark dialogue about feminism, Civic Engagement Scholar Meredith Quinlan welcomed students, faculty, and staff to join her in evaluating the feminist culture within the … Continue reading
Bringing it Home: Ideas Generated by the Feminist Dinner and What to Do With Them
By Chelsey Shannon, Opinions Editor With the promise of delicious catered Indian food lingering in the air, attendees of last week’s feminist dinner were split into small groups to discuss … Continue reading
Monte Carlo proves to be a success despite transportation dissatisfaction
By Aldo Macias Arellano, Web Editor “Where are my girls?” asked Alejandra Portillo Taylor during this year’s annual Monte Carlo celebration, hosted by the Student Activities Commission (SAC) at the … Continue reading
S3A: Sexual Safety and Support Alliance Group
By Shelby Newsom, Features Editor S3A is anticipated to be a step in the right direction. A newly formed organization and pilot program, S3A was formed at the request of … Continue reading
No Upgrades in Residential Halls
By Colin Smith, Staff Writer After the recent pipe burst in Trowbridge Hall, students and faculty realized that the problems spread to more than just the first floor of Trow, … Continue reading
