Campus Police Log: Jan. 30 to Feb. 5
The latest installment of the Police Log, from Jan. 30 to Feb. 5, can be found here.
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Unequal Introductions: Inconsistencies in First-Year Seminars
First-year seminars vary significantly in the types of work assigned and the amount of support available to students. Assistant Features Editor June Dorsch ’27 investigates what works, what doesn’t, and how students and professors think about their first-year seminars.
Confronting Career Fears: Reflections on Arts and Humanities in Action
The arts and humanities are a viable career path, and there’s a January term class to prove it. Skyla Monroe ’27 sheds light on her experience with the Arts and Humanities in Action program and how it changed her perspective as a current student and future professional.
Editorial: On New Theme Communities
The Editorial Board reflects on the particular role theme communities play on Amherst’s campus in light of three new additions for the upcoming school year.
On Not Voting for Joe Biden
Though Managing Opinion Editor Willow Delp ’26 plans to vote for Joe Biden in the upcoming election, they empathize with those who choose not to vote for him because of his support for Israel’s military campaign.
Javier Milei and the Ramifications of His Victory
Jeb Allen ’27 discusses the recent election of Argentinian President Javier Milei, his ideas and policies, and the great potential inherent in his presidency.
Music Major Charlotte Wang ’24 Presents Composition Thesis “Requiem: Ceaseless Life”
Davis Rennella ’24 sits down with Charlotte Wang ’24, who presented her music composition thesis “Requiem: Ceaseless Life” last weekend.