INSIGHTS & IDEAS |
THE SPECTATOR |
| November 16, 2007 |
A Typical Week in the Lifeby Halley Allaire '089:01 pm. Monday. This is probably the perfect time to begin work. Early enough that I'll get it all done by a reasonable hour and still get to bed before its too late. I only have about sixty pages of reading, a problem set, and a paper to start thinking about. But the paper is for a 200-level English class, and not due until Friday at noon. That can wait another day or two. It's only Monday. Besides, Heroes is on. More. . . |
No Time to Ignore Global Warmingby Gates Helms '11On September 11, 1989, I was born in New York City. Twelve years later on that very day, a devastating terrorist attack took place on the World Trade Center. Since then, our government instituted many measures to ensure that such an attack never happens again. Despite the increased national security, a far greater force than terrorism, capable of destroying entire city boroughs, lurks quietly in the coldest regions of this earth. More. . . |
Publius Society: Political Discussion at the AHby Steve Sallan '08The Hamilton College Publius Society is the latest student organization on campus; it's an open society dedicated to the civil and free discussion of today's political issues and their basis in our founding documents. Originally the brainchild of Professor Ted Eismeier of the government department, the society has quickly swelled to over 35 official members. More. . . |