Assassins Creed 3: Education and videogames
Imagine one of those high school days when your history teacher (and probably basketball coach, because history teachers are, for some reason, often involved with […]
Month: November 2012
Satire Blog — Students Unsure if Obama Has “It”
The results are in, and apparently one of the major disappointments of this election was the candidates not quite having “it.” What is “it” exactly? And […]
Close election, but Obama’s path to 270 is clear
The map above has an Obama victory, but let me make this clear: Anything can happen on Tuesday night. This is still anyone’s election. Factors […]
Mickey Mouse: Jedi or Sith?
After consuming Pixar in 2006 and Marvel in 2009, the mighty Disney empire has once again expanded, and its latest conquest is accompanied by a […]
Fear fest: ΔΣΦ fundraises with spooky activities
Fraternity houses are sometimes considered to be dark and scary, but last weekend at the Delta Sigma Phi house, the fear was intentional. Philanthropy chairman […]
Student Senate welcomes new senators
The results are in. After petitioning for their place on the ballot and enduring six days of campaigning, five new Student Senators have emerged victorious. […]
Chemistry professor runs for mayor
In the midst of this season’s highly polarized political atmosphere, Albion’s own Dr. Andrew French is running for the mayor of Albion. French, professor of […]
Voting For More Than Just a President — Learn about Michigan’s ballot proposals
When Michigan voters head to the polls on Tuesday, there will be a lot more at stake than just the identity of our next President. […]