With today’s students having parents who grew up in the 60s, Nick O’Malley thinks that this new generation must try new ways to push the cultural envelope in the face of generations past. The answer: bacon.
In the desert of California lies Deep Springs College. Small, little-known, but more importantly, free college. Hannah Nelson wants to know why this is the only one.
Before she went to study abroad in South Africa, Leigh Greaney had been told about the “culture shock” that she would experience. What really shook her, though, was not the poverty or hunger, it was the people.
At an Argentine fair, Mike Fox experienced a rush of both native culture and foreign globalization. But after seeing the people in action, he saw what truly mattered to the people.
While in London, Michael Phyllis found exactly what he was looking for and was ready for the perfect celebration. There was just one problem: too much celebration.
Eli Gottlieb is a supporter of the state of Israel. Now, he’s putting his money where his mouth is and heading to the Middle East to experience it himself.
Dimitry Shapiro isn't too fond of the 'Justice for Jason' organization, whose protest tactics he finds to be at odds with the entire project of undergraduate political involvement.