Everyday you see her radiant smile lighting up the room, her warm loving eyes, always wishing us the best with her classic “god bless you
Month: October 2016
Coming Home: A Musical Theatre Revue
This review is of the opening night performance of Coming Home on Thursday, Oct. 20. Upon walking into Frederick Loewe, the University of
A Defense of Hope in a Changing Climate
Climate change is not some theoretical eventuality, but a reality that is already having major impacts all over the world. Rising sea levels are swallowing
The Pride Center Presents Ask a Queer! Night
A strong crowd of about forty gathered in the Multi-Cultural Center last Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m for Ask a Queer! Night. This event was
“Hallo-We-Need To Talk” about Cultural Appropriation
Students sat in a large circle in the middle of Casa Loma on Oct. 20 at 7 p.m awaiting the discussion about cultural appropriation at
Weekly Culture Picks: Oct. 24
Emma Wade, here – the Editor of the paper’s Culture Section! Every Monday, you can check back here for four wonderful picks made by yours
Why Feminism Needs to Exist on our Campus
CLARIFICATION NOTE: This article has been modified from its original version to protect the identity of a certain group. The original article also potentially misconstrued
Embracing the End of Our World in Two Hours or Less: A Movie Review
Last Thursday, Oct. 20, in Gregory 161, thirty or so brave souls faced their environmentally driven fate with organic, vegan, gluten free and sustainable snacks
Football Survives Late Comeback to Earn Homecoming Victory
During this Saturday’s homecoming game, the Bulldog football team fought for their win against the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Stags. After a pair of late-game touchdowns by
Volleyball Suffers Straight-Set Loss Against Occidental
The University of Redlands women’s volleyball team lost to Occidental College at home in three sets on Tuesday, Oct. 18. Although the match started out
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