Monthly Archives: March, 2012
Softball Prepares for a new season, excitement builds
By Jackson Vaughn, Sports Editor The Kalamazoo College softball team has faced much adversity over the past three years; a canceled year and two disappointing seasons have put the team through … Continue reading
Aca-pocalypse ends long, cold Winter Quarter in harmony
By Allison Tinsey,News Editor This past weekend, the Kalamadudues, Limelights, and Premium Orange a cappella grounds shined in their winter quarter concert titled “Aca-pocalypse.” The concert was held in Stetson … Continue reading
Poet Dana Levin reflects on death, grieving, in unconventional ways
By Hunter Parsons, Staff Writer Last Tuesday, award-winning poet Dana Levin read from her book Sky Burial, a raw, painful collection of poems that embody death. In the Olmsted Room, Levin … Continue reading
Intellectual discussion of identity found in “Hidden Voices”
By Kelsey Donk, Staff Writer When activist Faisal Alam lectured and moderated a panel in the Olmsted Room last Wednesday night, he began by apologizing for “the state of [his] … Continue reading
New dining service discussed at food forum
By Rachel Leider,Web Editor There was little room to move in Harmon lounge last Monday as over 150 students piled in to attend the Food Policy Forum. Dean Sarah Westfall, Associate … Continue reading
Amnesty International speaker brings a serious crime to light, demands change
By Gaone Manatong, Staff Writer This passing Thursday, March 1st, Amnesty International brought guest speaker, Pamela Shifman to K to talk about human sex trafficking. The discussion was fully inclusive … Continue reading
Cloud Nine a Multifaceted Examination of Race, Sexuality
By Becky Lennington, Staff Writer “I used to touch myself when I was very little.” For weeks now, I have been listening to my roommate practicing lines like this in a … Continue reading
Faculty response to the end of HDSR
By Dr. Gary Gregg, Contributor In my opinion, HDSR is an excellent inter-disciplinary major with a coherent set of required psychology, sociology, and anthropology courses; a strong foundation in methodology … Continue reading
Oscars Reflect on Cinema’s Past through the Eyes of a Golden Statues
Cam Stewart, Arts & Entertainment Editor In a self-celebratory evening of the highest fashion, the big winners at the 84th Academy Awards Sunday night were films about making films. “The … Continue reading
Red River Excursion Highlights Outing Club’s Inclusive Mission
By Kelsey Donk, Staff Writer Last Tuesday night, Sammy Jolly (K’15) and Tommy Jackson (K’15) gathered with their computers in the Trowbridge Hall lounge to discuss an upcoming trip to … Continue reading
