Albion College and the town of Albion — Why it Shouldn’t Matter

Earlier last week the Huffington Post published the Princeton Review’s list of the worst college towns in America. Our very own Albion College came in at number nine on the list, the only college out of the eleven that didn’t get a picture of the town itself. Of course to anyone who knows anything about [...]
In the News — Top three things College students should be aware of

Above: President Obama hugs Senator Gabrielle Giffords at his State of the Union address this past month. College students can be apathetic, lazy or, sometimes, burned out when it comes to keeping with the news. But some of the back-burner news is really insightful. Here are three things Albion College students should be aware of. Senator [...]
SOPA Bill Shelved — What the United States can learn in its wake

“Thank God that’s over.” Government intervention (their act to control the internet) is stalled. The Stop Online Privacy Act, otherwise known as SOPA, has been “shelved.” This means it’s been put on the back burner until a more appropriate resolution can be decided on. So for the time being, the bill is away from Congress. [...]
Academy Award Noms Announced — A great year for movies about movies, and women

This year, Hollywood felt the nostalgia. Oscar nominations were announced early Tuesday morning, with Michel Hazanavicius’ The Artist and Martin Scorsese’s Hugo leading the pack with 10 and 11 nods, respectively. Both films are, in some fashion, love letters to the ‘Glory Days’ of movies: The Artist is an homage to the silent film era, [...]
Opinion: Gay Blood Ban — Is it still necessary?

If you’re a gay or bisexual male, your blood isn’t wanted. At least, that’s what federal policy says. This Thursday, the American Red Cross held a blood drive in Tennant Hall. Students were encouraged to sign up and donate their blood. I arrived about 15 minutes before the blood drive was set to end. Still, [...]
Opinion: Watch the Throne – An Unstoppable Duo

“I’m doing pretty good as far as geniuses go,” Kanye West proclaims on his 2007 album “Graduation.” After his latest album, 2010’s “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy,” it’s hard to disagree with Kanye’s claim. So when you’re a genius at the height of the game, where do you go from there? Well, what’s better than [...]
Opinion: I’m Judging You — What not to wear this winter on campus

As winter weather approaches, student wardrobes are switching to garments more appropriate for colder weather. Maybe I should say TRYING, because frankly, some of the things I’ve seen people flaunting on the way to class are questionable. I’m no style guru, but there are some obvious fashion faux pas that seem to be encouraged by [...]
Opinion: Coldplay — Mylo Xyloto review

Okay, okay, I confess: I don’t like Coldplay. I find their larger than life anthems as an engineered opportunity to prove to the world how great they are. Like U2 before them, their hallmark seems to be their ego. However, whether it’s because of age or experience, the old, arrogant Coldplay is absent on their [...]
Opinion: This Article #ThingsLongerThan KimKardashians Marriage — Kim Kardashian and barely new hubby call it quits

I’ll admit it—I’ve been known to watch a few episodes of “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” in my day. It’s the ultimate definition of a guilty pleasure, feeling involved in someone else’s extravagant life. I had to stop, though, because I found myself caring far too much about the facets of their lives. I really [...]
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