When you sit down with Professor of Physics Paul Saulnier to talk about the world of Film Noir, he’ll probably begin his explanation by giving you his favorite quote from the documentary Bringing Darkness Into Light. “Film Noir is a film movement in the American cinema between the ‘40s and ‘50s that poses one central theme: You’re f***ed.” The quote makes the audience laugh, but … Continue reading Shining Light on Film Noir
Firethorne is Gustavus Adolphus College’s student-run literary magazine and is made entirely from student work and is put together by a student staff. Submissions range from poetry and lyrics to prose (of fiction and non) and art. The magazine is published twice a year, with a supplemental in the fall and a full-length, color publication in the spring. Before it was known as the Firethorne, … Continue reading A visual and literary odyssey
Television has been a growing part of American culture for the past 60 years. Yet, TV programming has been far from static; television has grown to reflect almost every different genre, time period, ethnicity and age group imaginable making its appeal more and more entertaining and irresistible. In the 1950s families gathered around shows like I Love Lucy. The light comedy followed the various machinations … Continue reading Suit up for must see TV
River Rock Coffee Shop Located right on the main drag, this coffee shop is full of delicious goodness and inviting vibes. Try the quiche, try the soups, try the coffees and the fresh baked pastries. The staff is friendly and the chairs are comfy. 301 S Minnesota Ave. Mon – Sat: 6:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Sun: 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Collective Memories Antiques … Continue reading Getting to know Saint Peter
Remember when you were little, and there was a time set aside each week in school for arts and crafts? Remember how awesome it was to stop learning about how to read or write or count or tie your shoes and just color? It was time to take a break, to relax, to zone out and forget about the stress of the world. Turns out, … Continue reading Arts and Crafts
This season’s top trends are all over the board. For shoes, it’s all about boots—ankles/booties, calf high, above the knee, combat, rain. Each one made for walking, and each one doing just that all over our campus. Oxford shoes are back in full swing, as well. Whether flats, heels or somewhere in between, these European-inspired shoes dress up an oufit and look great paired with … Continue reading Fearless fall fashions
With the last few weeks of warm weather quickly flying by, Gustavus students are doing everything they can to spend as much time outside as possible. Few people do this more often than the Ultimate Frisbee team. From tossing a frisbee around in front of the C. Charles Jackson Campus Center in between classes to attending afternoon practices, the Ultimate team members take full advantage … Continue reading The Ultimate Game
After graduating five staff members last May, The Weekly has added several new positions and welcomed eight new editors to the group this fall. In addition, many returning members have switched positions or committed to improving and helping their section grow from last spring. Read up on the entire new staff and be sure to check out all the sections as they undergo their new … Continue reading Meet the Staff of The Gustavian Weekly
As orientation week kicks off, life at Gustavus can get kind of crazy. Getting acquainted with your new roommate, attending Greeter Groups and learning the ropes of the campus can be overwhelming and chaotic. In all of this chaos, be sure to take time to visit some of Gustavus’s most unique features. Take a stroll in the Arboretum, check out the Echo Circle or just … Continue reading What’s What at GAC
Learn more about the 2009-2010 Gustavian Weekly staff. Includes favorite color, office crush, favorite mix/song of the year, and favorite quote of the year from staffers. Continue reading Meet the staff
