| Vol. L No. 19 |
March 04, 2010 |
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NEWS
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EDITORIAL
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
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| Atwood to Share Writing Wisdom |
| "They Say There's Always Magic in the Air" |
Covering Aspects of Identity Hinders Scholastic Pursuits
Kenji Yoshino Lectures on Maintaining Individuality and Academic Integrity
by Amy Tannenbaum '10Opinion Contributor
March 04, 2010
I feel like I have a lot in common with Kenji Yoshino. Like me, he majored in literature as an undergrad before pursuing a career in law (as I hope to do). He infuses his academic work with his passions and his identity. As I walked him back to the Bristol Hotel in the midst of the blizzard last Thursday, we both agreed that we love snow and that this snowstorm was far from the worst we'd ever seen. While I admit that my admiration may slightly color my assessment, I believe that the others who braved the weather to come to the Science Center would agree that Yoshino gave an engaging lecture that offered much insight for some of our current campus conversations. More...
| Hookups and Long-Distance Relationships Prevalent at Hamilton |
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| Letters to the Editor |
The Queen is Here: Swagger and Strut
by Meghan Woolley '13Features Writer
March 04, 2010
Though many students believed they had seen the last of gender-defying outfits at the Rocky Horror Picture Show party, this past Friday offered Hamilton's men another chance to pull out their heels and wigs. "Swagger and Strut," a drag show and party hosted by Rainbow Alliance, Emerson Literary Society and Sigma Lambda Upsilon, featured male and female Hamilton students performing to a packed audience in the Tolles Pavillion. Hoping to win the grand prize– a widescreen TV – contestants strutted down a catwalk, dancing and lip synching to songs that ranged from Rihanna to the Backstreet Boys. More...
| Students Seek a More Rewarding Spring Break |
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| Kenji Yoshino: "The Hidden Assault on Our Civil Rights" | ||
| Joan Hinde Stewart's Travels: This Week in the President's Life |
Hamilton Science Majors Judge the Clinton Middle School's Annual Science Fair Projects
by Ben Trachtman '12Science and Technology Editor
March 04, 2010
A few Hamilton students relived their middle school days last weekend by judging the Clinton Middle School science fair. Sixteen students volunteered to be judges at the event, which showcased experiments testing everything from the best way to grow plants to what kind of Mentos to use to make the biggest explosion with soda. The event was a great success and a fantastic learning experience for both the college and middle school students. More...
Club Hockey Wins UNYCHL Championship
by Erin Hoener '10Editor-in-Chief
March 04, 2010
In just their first season, the men's club hockey team conquered the Upstate New York Club Hockey League, securing the championship on home ice. On Saturday, Feb. 27 the Continentals dethroned the two-time defending champion Dolphins from LeMoyne College in a 7-6 overtime victory. More...