When Financial Aid Fails Staff Writer Willow Delp ’26 shares the story of Zoe Callan ’25 and criticizes the college’s failure to live up to its reputation of generous financial aid policies.
Repurposing Space, Preserving Place The administration has not yet decided how it will repurpose Valentine Dining Hall upon completion of the new student center. The Editorial Board urges students to consider how the wrong choice could create an off-kilter campus.
Litterbug: Wednesday, April 12, 2023 Litterbug Cartoonist Quinn Nelson ’25 prophesizes the transition to the next academic year.
The American Punch Bowl — Bicycle: Wednesday, April 12, 2023 American Punch Bowl Cartoonist Alice Burg ‘23 theorizes the geometric evolution of bicycles.
“Hope Springs” Offers Antidote to the Tyranny of Order “Hope Springs,” the senior thesis project between lee folpe ’23 and Cameron Mueller-Harder ’23, premiered in Holden Experimental Theater from April 6 to 8. Senior Managing Editor Dustin Copeland ’25 lauds its staging of the vital need for stewardship — of our earth, community, and bodies.
Context, Creation, Come-Up: Taz Kim ’23 For this edition of 3C’s, Columnist Kobe Thompson ’24 sits down with cellist Taz Kim ’23 to discuss his background in classical music and how the instrument has served as a springboard into other genres.
The Indicator x The Student: “阿嬤,我想你” Evelyn Chi ’25 shows love and care through food in her original poem, first published in the Fall 2022 edition of “The Indicator.”