Ice Cream Crawl: The rocky road less traveled
While some people have been screaming about Spring Break coming to an end, more people on campus have been screaming for ice cream with the re-opening of Dari Barn. Ice cream season has officially begun, despite the fact that...
Chalutzim hosts Passover sedar, Dining Hall caters to traditional foods
This Friday night marks the beginning of the Jewish holiday Passover. Passover, a weeklong holiday (unless we get into the semantics of the 7 nights vs. 8 nights thing), commemorates the Jewish people’s liberation from...
DITL: John Wray ’03, owner of Green Paws Chicago, logs a 58-mile day
I am sometimes asked, as a business owner, how I spend my days. I thought it might be interesting (to me) to actually write down everything I do in a day. There is no such thing as a typical day. Some days I watch several episodes of the...
Chalutzim Hosts Passove Seder, Dining Hall Caters to Traditional Foods
This Friday night marks the beginning of the Jewish holiday Passover. Passover, a weeklong holiday (unless we get into the semantics of the 7 nights vs. 8 nights thing), commemorates the Jewish people’s liberation from...
Pangea sticks together, travels en masse
The women of 1005 East St. did not begin this year as a solidified friend group. Rather, Pangaea formed from a series of connections (a first-year roommate pairing, a shared tutorial class) to...
Festival of the Humanities highlights humanistic, artistic approaches
This week, Grinnell College hosted its first ever Festival of the Humanities. The festival featured two speakers, Richard Handler, who runs the Global Development Studies program at...
Eco House plays together, stays together
The plush gorilla that sits on Eco House’s living room couch is named Ben Gibbard, after the Death Cab for Cutie singer (and ex-husband of Zooey Deschanel). His identity fits with the nine...
Externships and workshops invigorate CDO
The Career Development Office (CDO) is continuing its mission to ensure Grinnell students are well-prepared to enter the workforce—with polished resumes, superb interviewing skills,...
Professors thrive in the dirty south
When Victoria Brown, History, received a note that one of her students had the flu and could not come to class, she took it as a routine absence. But after class, she returned to her office in...
English-teaching position in Korea falls apart on alum: part two
This story is a continuation of a story, published in last week’s issue of the Scarlet & Black about Jake “Stony” McVeigh’s ’11 experiences teaching at a poorly-run school in...
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