Opinion: Homeschooled and more than literate
Recently I read an article titled “Homeschooled and Illiterate.” The title caught my attention and intrigued me because I myself grew up homeschooled all the […]
Opinions
Opinion: Fantasy football is way cooler than I expected
It was August and I was preparing to say goodbye to the sunny beaches of Saginaw, once again, as I prepared for another semester at […]
Opinion: Albion College students should enjoy Albion’s downtown
On Tuesday, Nov. 18, Albion held its annual holiday parade downtown. Along with the parade came hot chocolate and cookie sales put on by community […]
Opinion: Hockey players are overlooked in America
When people bring up hockey, they often only bring up fighting and Canada. Although hockey was invented in Canada, it has become one of the […]
Review: Thread of the Warp
Thread of the Warp is a 90 minute play written by Sean Michael Welch. He came to Albion to teach a workshop class as well as see […]
Guest Opinion: Why “The Talk: A War on Silence” matters
By Langston Brannon-Pugh We aren’t really talking if no one is saying anything, even if it’s misunderstood or completely wrong. Mistakes are what groom our […]
Opinion: How will Facebook’s anonymous app be any different from Yik Yak?
Facebook now features a mobile app that allows users to access the site without having to identify who they are. The app, called Rooms, was […]
Why the Tigers can still win the ALDS
The month of October holds a special place in my heart. It’s not because of Halloween, changing leaves, or even pumpkin spice-infused everything. October means […]
Let’s talk about “The Fappening”
On Sunday, the Internet exploded when every 12-year-old boys’ dreams came true. On Sunday, a poster on the internet message board 4chan leaked naked pictures […]
Opinion: Why I love “Shake it Off”
On Monday, Aug. 18, Taylor Swift released her newest single, “Shake it Off,” the first single from her upcoming pop album. Yes, pop album. And, […]
President Ditzler’s reflections on the last day of summer
A guest column by Albion College President Mauri Ditzler In many ways, this afternoon is like so many others since I arrived on campus in […]
Editor’s welcome
It’s the first day of class, Brits. 400 or so first-years are sitting through their first college classes with you right now, loaded with anticipation, […]