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THE SPECTATOR
October 10, 2008
 
 

"If Mexicans are not here yet, they will come."

By Katrina Rabeler '12

    "You folks do live in a bubble," declared Gustavo Arellano, referring to our extremely diverse and worldly student body. "If Mexicans are not here yet, they will come," he threatened this Tuesday night in the Events Barn. More. . .
 

Beware: the Hamilton Plague

By Elizabeth Kosar '10

    It's probably Murphy's Law that exactly when you really need to get work done, and just do not have time for this, you get sick. It starts with a sore throat maybe, or a few extra sneezes a day. More. . .
 

From Where I Sit
Joining a Club: Are You Cool?

By Ozzie Lara '12

    Joining a club can be one of the best decisions any one can make while in college.  In joining a club or a group of people, other college students may look upon you as "cool."  Why do a vast majority of college students and teenagers join clubs?  I cannot speak for all the teenagers in the world, but one thing that I have experienced is that clubs can help you make good friends who will stay friends even later in life. More. . .
 

Hamilton Community Takes a Stand Against Breast Cancer

By  Alison Turka '12 and Nora Grenfell '12

      All this week, members of various sororities have been selling baked goods and other items in Beinecke to raise money for the Breast Cancer Alliance, an organization that writes research grants. The money raised will directly fund breast cancer research with the fundraising event  culminating in the "Pink and White Party" this Saturday in Bundy Dining Hall. More. . .
 

Spectator Between the Sheets

By Annabelle Moore '12
Christmas, New Years, a birthday, Passover; whatever the occasion, it is always an appropriate time to give your significant other lingerie. Your bras getting a bit moldy? More. . .
 

Worth Getting Off the Hill For: Sushi at Mitsuba

By Lily Gillespie '12

    Before I begin my review of the Japanese restaurant Mitsuba, let me preface this with the admission that I am no sushi connoisseur, so you will just have to take me at my word when I say that it is absolutely delicious. More. . .