Adrian College has always been a great supporter of the idea of equality. One student organization, however, thinks there may be a group whose equal rights are frequently overlooked. The People Against Animal Cruelty (PAAC) exists to campaign for the rights of animals. Animals in today’s world are better taken care of than in the…
Climate change is certainly on the minds of many people today, and even our Adrian College students, whether or not they realize it. Students attend classes with the sun shining and leave to find a snowstorm awaiting them. On April 2, 2013 at 6 p.m., AC hosted Dr. Andy Jorgensen. Dr. Jorgensen is an Associate…
As you have noticed, on April 8th, Phase I of the renovations for Peelle and Jones Halls began and will continue for twenty months. The entrance for these buildings will be restricted to the Charles Street entrance, and the Williams Street steps by the loading dock. There are many improvements to be done not only…
The Adrian College Spring Commencement ceremony will take place May 5th. The festivities will begin at 8:30 a.m. and run throughout the day, ending at 5:00 p.m. Graduating seniors will begin their day with a rehearsal and class photo on the mall. Students will attend a Baccalaureate Service in the Herrick Chapel and be treated…
The Living Library will take place on Wednesday April 17th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in Valade Hall. This event is hosted by the social work club and functions to dispel stereotypes. “It’s a fantastic event,” said junior and president of the social work club, LaQwana Dockery. “All colleges should do it. It should…
Many students will be pleased to hear about the upcoming opportunities for summer employment. Confused? Check your Adrian College email. Between those homework assignments and housing e-mails is your AC Office of Career Planning newsletter. The most recent newsletter (April 4, 2013) showcases multiple internships and jobs. Students may apply for anything from camp counselor…
Every year, thousands of NCAA student athletes entrust their health and well being to their programs and further more, their coaches. With recent events, the past two weeks have made it a tougher climate for both coaches and administration to be trusted. The source of all of these problems stemmed from Rutgers University, where former…
When it comes to capitol punishment, there are two very strong arguments either for, or against. Both sides reflect strong points whether it should be legal in all states over the U.S or illegal. Capitol punishment is one of the most talked about “American controversy” topics, as well as one of the oldest. Although lately,…
My freshman year has been a whirlwind of emotions and new experiences, as I’m sure it has been for many of my classmates. This year has taught me that, while in college, there is a lot to learn and a lot of it is not stuff that you will learn in a lecture hall. I…
This week, as I wore my suit for a public speaking class I thought about an old saying; “We cannot direct the wind, we can only adjust the sail.” The school year is beginning to reach an end and I’ve been reflecting on my accomplishments and my expectations for this year. Those were only the…
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