The “L” Word
By Julie Gorham Staff writer No, not Lesbian: Love. And not, “All you need is love,” “Love is like a red, red rose,” or “Make love not war” (as if those are your only options). Instead, I want to talk about love and college. I know, these words are not often collated, but I’ve...
Gabbing About Grades
By Hannah Rossen Staff Writer Next week is midterms, when everyone has their eye on the prize: getting a good grade. But what do we do when we get our grades back? If we do badly, we’ll likely want to retreat to our dorm rooms. If we do well on the other hand, we’ll...
Why Perez Makes the World a Better Place
By Syona Arora Staff Writer At Bryn Mawr, we abide pretty fairly to the honor code. Take-home tests are normal and grades are hardly discussed, and confrontation is taught as a positive word from the first day of Customs week. That being said, we are a campus full of teenagers, and people are bound...
Good First Step, Let’s Keep Climbing
By Emily Chan Staff Writer There is cause for celebration: Saudi Arabian women now have the right to vote and the right to run in municipal elections. For a country famous for its extreme gender inequality and oppression, this is a giant step in the right direction. However, one must also question King Abdullah’s...