Quarter century later- Looking back at The Simpsons

What started with the following of a dysfunctional, working-class family slowly became a show about a town filled with hilarious four fingered characters. Over the past 25 years, The Simpsons has been a critical part in pop culture, going beyond just  a television show to  movie, comic book series, albums, video games, toys, and apparel. Last year FX’s sister channel FXX announced that they had … Continue reading Quarter century later- Looking back at The Simpsons

GUSTIE of the WEEK – Maggie Kennedy

After transferring to Gustavus during January Interm Experience of her sophomore year, now Senior Maggie Kennedy felt  she had flown mostly under the radar.  Those who have met her would disagree, believing t her genuine personality and passion are difficult to miss. “There is much to admire when it comes to Maggie’s personality and character. Some people might be hesitant toward being themselves, but Maggie … Continue reading GUSTIE of the WEEK – Maggie Kennedy

CAUTION: Chronic Dehydration May Cause Stupidity

Before I even start, I’ll let you in on a little secret. The correct answer is: water. Now, before you hurry to your next class and proceed to answer every question on your quiz with H2O, first consider that you will most likely fail your quiz and/or test, start the year off to a less than desirable start, and probably take my name in vain. … Continue reading CAUTION: Chronic Dehydration May Cause Stupidity

Campus Safety Report (9/11/2014)

Wednesday, August 27 ●The Director of Campus Safety investigated a report of suspected hazing that occurred off campus in May 2014. Thursday, August 28 ●A Campus Safety Officer responded to a report of vandalism at Uhler Hall. An offensive message was written on a student’s white-board. ●A Campus Safety Officer responded to Health Service for a medical assist for an injury that occurred in Nobel … Continue reading Campus Safety Report (9/11/2014)

Peer Assistant program expands focus on student health

The 2014-15 academic year brings changes to the Gustavus Peer Assistant (PA) program. The PAs are a group of students that promote healthy and productive lifestyles for the Gustavus community. Senior Kelli Remboldt, a second year PA shared some of the changes that the school year brings to the PAs. “The PAs just went through a few changes last year including a new director, Megan … Continue reading Peer Assistant program expands focus on student health