Opinion: After Protesting Pride Night, Ivan Provorov Should be Held Accountable
On Jan. 17, the Philadelphia Flyers played the Anaheim Ducks. This game was the Flyers recurring “Pride Night,” which consisted of players wearing rainbow jerseys […]
Opinions
People Over Policy: The Effect of Political Sanctions on the Turkey-Syria Earthquake
I was walking home from class when I first started receiving calls from family and friends, the one still reverberating in my head being the […]
Opinion: What is the Best Milk Alternative, and What do AC Milk Drinkers Think?
Concerns against dairy milk begin to grow. Between upset stomachs, greenhouse gas emissions and apprehension for the usual taste and texture, the search for an […]
Review: A Servant of Two Masters is Unpredictable and Hilarious
“A Servant of Two Masters” is a play filled with dramatic irony, larger-than-life comedic escapades, ridiculous costumes, ludicrous masks and undeniable joy. Set in Venice, […]
Opinion: Are Socks and Sandals Cool? Taking Birken-Stock of the Situation
As the temperature drops and snow blankets the ground, students pile on layers and the more cautious don gloves and scarves. However, for some students, […]
Velma Review: No More Jinkies
After a long, draining Monday I sat down with my friends to watch the first episode of the most recent “Scooby Doo” spin-off series, “Velma.” […]
Opinion: Tips and Tricks to Prevent and Recover from Burnout
During my first two years of college, I was constantly burnt out; the mental and physical strain from stress left me feeling less like myself. […]
Opinion: Professors Should Prioritize Their Students’ Mental Health
Since the semester began, things have not gone the way I expected. I planned my schedule so it wouldn’t be stressful. I researched each of […]
M3GAN: Humor or Horror? Hijinks Ensue
Last weekend, I went to see “M3GAN” at the Bohm Theatere downtown with some friends. When we walked into the lobby that afternoon, we asked […]
Opinion: Let us in!
The Kellogg Center, or the KC as it is more affectionately known, is Albion College’s hub for student life. It hosts campus events, houses our […]
Juandering Out Loud: The Spanish Civil War as a Parable of Hope For The New Year
As the new year begins, I feel the need for a gentle reminder. I need to rekindle my hope after the toll that 2022 took […]
Opinion: Miguel Cabrera’s Retirement Announcement a Bittersweet End to Legendary Career
On Nov. 28, future hall of famer and Detroit Tigers legend Miguel Cabrera announced to The Detroit News that the 2023 MLB season will be […]