Why not to go Greek
I’m a quitter. I’m a really great quitter. In fact I’m probably the best quitter I – or at least Albion – has ever seen. […]
Month: November 2013
Introducing Mauri Ditzler, Albion’s 16th president
Mauri Ditzler, recently named Albion College’s 16th president, will inherit more than a fancy office in Ferguson when he starts his new job this summer. […]
Euphonics gearing up for an amazing year
The Kellogg Center Stack was packed last Wednesday night. The second story was full with people pressed up against the railing for the best view, […]
Fluffy forager caught by first-year
The crisp autumn air settles heavily around you. Clouds torn and scattered by the wind float gently across a sweet blue sky. Small pockets of […]
An introduction to Albion’s 16th president
Coming from Monmouth College, a small, liberal arts institution in Illinois where he served as president for nine years, Dr. Mauri Ditzler, was announced yesterday […]
Review: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
Last night marked the premiere of the much anticipated Catching Fire, the second chapter to the Hunger Games movie series based off the original books. […]
Review: The Merry Wives of Windsor
Women were, throughout history, often considered to be the subordinate partner in a marriage. Expected to be civil and faithful. But what happens when a […]
Lions loss raises questions after hot start
When I pitched writing an article on the Lions (6-4, 3-3), I promised my editor that this year’s Lions were “Good. Like, really good.” Yet […]
My semester as a cross country runner
People ask me all the time, “Why do you run?” They struggle to understand why I put myself through the agony of running long distances […]
The 131-year-old history of The Pleiad’s name
Students named Albion College’s student-run newspaper The Pleiad in 1882, according to albion.edu. The Pleiad has a rich history. The publication made its transition to a […]
Reconsidering JFK’s legacy 50 years later
Jennifer McDonell, ’16 John F. Kennedy has a legacy as one of America’s great statesmen because of his death, but not necessarily because of his […]