It’s time to batten down the hatches and prepare for exam week. The stress of final exams and papers can cause some heavy fatigue, but we shouldn’t let it get to us. The relief of summer is just around the corner. There is a way to survive finals and I’ve got suggestions how. Start...
Through the Grapevine – 4/19
From George: I never hold back when a friend asks for a favor, but I have found that those favors go unappreciated or never repaid. What should I do? Ben says: Confront them. Maybe next time they ask you for a favor you should ask why. Shannon says: You have to start picking either...
Morency’s recital blends cultures, eras
On March 6 at 7:30 p.m., senior Daniel Martin Morency performed his senior voice recital in Dawson Auditorium. Morency sang pieces in different languages, time periods, and genres. Morency started his recital off with two songs from “The Songs of Travel” by R. Vaughan Williams. The first was entitled “Bright is the Ring of...
Senior art exhibit emphasizes personal style
The senior art exhibit featured in Shipman Library ran until April 5. The exhibit featured artwork by senior Courtney Brayman, Sarah Brooks, Benjamin Coffman, Christina Cranmer, Bridget Dill, Bailey Dolson, Brittany Hall, Carrie Kline, and Mariah Postlewait. Their work was featured in the Nicolay Heritage Room, Stubnitz Conference Room, and Valade Gallery. Each artist...
Student Organization Spotlight – Social Work Club aids community
Dictionary.com defines social work as “organized work directed toward the betterment of social conditions in the community, as by seeking to improve the condition of the poor, to promote the welfare of children, etc.” If you ask anyone in the Social Work Club, they will most likely say that this is a correct definition,...
Dress to impress helps to be interview ready
On March 28, the Office of Career Planning hosted the Dress to Impress event at 7 p.m. on the main floor of Caine Student Center. The event was MC’d by sophomore Ben Momon and senior Michael Neal. Various local businesses sponsored the event by providing outfits for the models to wear and prizes for...
Students invited to show artwork on campus
Various works of art are on display in Mahan over the course of the month until April 15. There are many types of media displayed in this show, including drawings, paintings, prints, and sculptures. Select students were invited to display their work in the hallways of Mahan, based on their performance over the course...
SBAM works hard to keep talent in Michigan
The Small Business Association of Michigan (SBAM) has recently partnered with Intern in Michigan as a means to connect college graduates with employment opportunities. “From what I know at this point, the Small Business Association of Michigan is focused on servicing the needs of the small business community,” Janna D’Amico, the director of career...
Boghosian speaks on rights
Yesterday at noon in Knight Auditorium, The George Romney Institute for Law and Public Policy hosted Heidi Boghosian. Boghosian is the Director of the National Lawyers Guild, and a graduate of Brown University, Boston University, and Temple University for Law. She also hosts a radio show titled “Law and Disorder” in New York City....
Our View: Sibs and kids weekend: discover your inner kid
The annual Sibs and Kids Weekend commences this Friday at Adrian College, and is a time for sibs and young children to come to AC and have an enjoyable experience. There are a wide array of activities for the young kids to enjoy. The activities are also open to any staff and students who...