5 Ways The Pleiad Has Changed Since 1942
1) This may come as the most shocking change, therefore, it is number one…The Pleiad has moved from print to the internet (for those of […]
Features
Sustainable, Fun, and Student Run — Student farm sells to Baldwin
Often, to find out where your food comes from, you’ll have to check the back of the wrapper or ask your friendly produce man. Now […]
And The Band Plays On — Blind student performs in Marching band
Imagine hearing the roar of the crowd as the whistle blows, signaling halftime of the football game. Imagine standing in formation and marching out onto […]
The Power of Pizza — Global Medical Brigades organize fundraisers to lower the cost of Honduras aid trip
Just make the call, choose the size, add your favorite toppings, wait for the delivery, and then watch how your pizza order benefits the health […]
Senior Engagements
Bride-to-be: Hannah Grant, Auckland, New Zealand Groom-to-be: David Gentile, Ann Arbor, MI How they met: 3 years ago during Gentile’s freshman year winter break. Grant […]
Q & A with Gene Cline— Reflections on 32 years at Albion
After 32 years at Albion College, Gene Cline, professor of philosophy, will begin retirement following the 2010-2011 academic year. Cline sat down with The Pleiad to […]
Creeping Counselors— Some college admissions “Facebook stalk” potential students
Before you make your profile picture the photo of you chugging a bottle of Smirnoff, keep in mind that a college admissions counselor could be […]
Two Sport Star— Cruse All-MIAA in Basketball, Football
It’s rare for an athlete to excel in two sports. Yet J.C. Cruse, Detroit senior, has won Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association awards in both basketball […]
Continuing Education— Economy causes increased interest in graduate school
Catie Castelli, St. Clair Shores senior, started searching for a job in September, almost immediately after she returned to Albion. She is still looking. First-time […]
‘Showtime’— Student holds first concert in KC Stack
Jake Koon (more formally known as Jake Kuehn, Ann Arbor senior) started his musical career in middle school as a hobby with a group of […]
Sebacher’s Stage — Albion alumnus’ play debuts in New York City
Along with “Jersey Boys” and “Westside Story,” theatergoers in New York City had the opportunity to see the premiere of “Can’t You See?,” a play […]
Survive Finals with Finesse — Five tips for keeping your cool during exams
Final exams and the weeks prior can take a toll on students as pre-testing anxiety builds and the desire to procrastinate seems increasingly appealing. Caffeinated […]