David Coffey, Copy Editor and Assistant Arts and Living Editor, muses on the words of Frank Zappa: “If you want to get laid, go to college. If you want an education, go to the library.”
Thanks to the accumulating-interestingness principle of adulthood, Assistant Arts Editor Garth Brody's pedagogical options haven’t depleted: they’ve exploded.
Collegian columnist and Chairman of the SGA Ways and Means Committees, Dan Stratford, recalls how student government initially appeared to be merely a “means to an end” with regards to self-advancement, but it eventually became an end in itself.
Assistant Op/Ed Editor and Columnist Gavin Beeker considers the inevitable result of a broad education: our horizons expand to the point where they are no longer visible, and we float along, unmoored to any fixed support.
In the last of a three-part series, columnist Roy Ribitzky looks at the ways in which men in the SGA are challenging sexism and how all of us are a part of the solution to creating a better community.