Variety

The Nobel Concert: A Finer Side of Science

Anticipation is in the air as the 53 Annual Nobel Conference is only days away. This year’s Conference “Reproductive Technology: How Far Do We Go?” will focus on the scientific, social, and ethical questions of reproductive technology. One event exploring these questions is the free Nobel Concert at 8 p.m. on October 3 in Bjorling Recital Hall. This concert will feature three works which span … Continue reading The Nobel Concert: A Finer Side of Science

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Gustie of the Week, Variety

Gustie of the Week – Daniel Barnes

Funny, caring, and dedicated; the words that junior, Daniel Barnes’ closest friends would use to describe him. Daniel spent most of his upbringing in Lund, Sweden, however, as an eighth grader, he moved to Shanghai, China with his family for two years. He returned to Sweden and remained there until graduation. After graduation, he traveled 4,330 miles and ended up here at Gustavus after discovering … Continue reading Gustie of the Week – Daniel Barnes

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Opinion

Reality TV: Awful for everyone

Reality TV shows have struck a chord with both American and international viewers since 2002 with the first seasons of American Idol and Survivor. Although reality TV has been around since 1950, it wasn’t until the transformation into glitz and drama (which Hollywood is known for) that reality television’s popularity skyrocketed. A common argument in favor of these shows is that they involve real people … Continue reading Reality TV: Awful for everyone

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Opinion

Age is scary

Over the years, I’ve heard many people say things such as: “Growing older is an enriching experience; you become wiser, and it is something that you should embrace.” While aging is inevitable, I can tell you right now- it is something I am not looking forward to; not for myself, my family members, or anyone really. As someone who has grown up around elderly people, … Continue reading Age is scary

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Opinion

Let’s be Frank about getting along

It’s a new school year at Gustavus Adolphus College. For some of us, that means new roommates and sharing a confined area with someone you barely know. You may have some opinions that differ, but what if your new roommate has a greatly different personality and energy level than you? Or maybe they’re on the complete opposite side of the political spectrum? What can you … Continue reading Let’s be Frank about getting along

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News

Science department hosts Fall Research Symposium

A number of students conducted scientific research over this past summer, and had the opportunity to present their work last week, from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Friday, September 15 in the Nobel Hall of Science for the Science Department’s Annual Fall Research Symposium. Student projects covered a wide range of topics, including Chemistry, Biology, and Physics, which provided an eclectic base of information … Continue reading Science department hosts Fall Research Symposium

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News

Campus-wide response to DACA decision: Individuals comment on Trump’s crackdown on DACA recipients

The administration’s decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program in early September has created a worldwide controversy.  The administration’s decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program in early September has created a worldwide controversy. But why? The reasoning comes from a belief that DACA is “illegal amnesty”, according to Trump in his presidential campaign. Nearly 800,000 undocumented youth … Continue reading Campus-wide response to DACA decision: Individuals comment on Trump’s crackdown on DACA recipients

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Campus safety report

Campus Safety Report (9/22/17)

Monday, September 11 Campus Safety responded to a report of theft of College property at the Jackson Campus Center. A tampon machine was broken into and money was taken. Campus Safety responded to a policy violation in the International Center. A paint-ball gun was found in a storage room. No owner was identified. Residential Life documented a candle policy violation in Southwest Hall. Campus Safety … Continue reading Campus Safety Report (9/22/17)

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Student Senate opens year with fall election: Widespread vacancies cause Senate to host this year’s election earlier

The Student Senate elections came up on the Gustavus community rather quickly at the start of each school year, with applications due from prospective student representatives on the first Monday after move-in. This left a short ten days between classes starting and Senate elections, a slim margin for one of the central student lead organizations to garner interest.For a majority of Gustavus students, the first … Continue reading Student Senate opens year with fall election: Widespread vacancies cause Senate to host this year’s election earlier

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