Letter to the Editor: James Hall and Substance-Free Housing
The subject of James Hall becoming substance-free next year has generated an extraordinary amount of conversation over the past academic year – as evident most [...]
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Column: Nevermind newspapers, Kindles are the next big thing
The newspaper as we know it—and the entire print industry, for that matter—is in danger of extinction.
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Column: Grinnell students are more judgmental than we claim
“For all its claims of being tolerant, this school has a legendary rumor mill.”
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Staff ed: I still have 55 pages to write before Monday . . . FML
“I finished my ten-page Poli Sci final paper, and while I went on a celebratory Grill sandwich run my friends hacked into my computer and changed the word “Proletariat” to “Cockgobblers.” They didn’t tell me until I sent it in. FML.”
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Column: Grinnell needs to regain its progressivism
“We would be wasting our education, our money, and our time if we didn’t stop and question our administration from time to time.”
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Column: How to be an ethical slut in the real world
The label “slut” is alive and well at Grinnell. Erin McBurney discusses how to apply it after Grinnell.
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Column: Green Ideas
Tornado warnings are a semi-common occurrence here at Grinnell. When I, a New Yorker, think of tornadoes, I see Dorothy and Toto swirling around and [...]
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Column: Fond memories from a graduating Grinnellian
I’m graduating in two weeks, and I am terrified. I know the real world might be awesome and full of adventures and that, realistically, the [...]
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Column: Transitions from under- to upperclassmen
Can you believe it’s May already? That’s right, May, which means that as the temperature outside goes up, the academic year winds down. Before you [...]
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Column: Suppress the urge to do the dirty with Babe
Ever since going online, I can’t help but notice I haven’t been showered with the overwhelming volume of praise I used to receive bi-weekly. Either [...]
