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October 21, 2026 Vol 122

Category: Stories In Focus

Secret of Mim

Secret of Mim

Mim Case is the reason that the Paine Center for Science has not yet imploded. By her title, she is…
Brothers Collaborate on New Gallery

Brothers Collaborate on New Gallery

This past Friday marked the opening of the Word / Image art show at the Ortlip Gallery, a creative collaboration…
Album Review: “Campfire” Rend Collective Experiment

Album Review: “Campfire” Rend Collective Experiment

Rend Collective Experiment, a worship band from Ireland, recorded their latest album around a campfire – an actual campfire. They…
Behind the Scenes: Rene Stempert, Mother of Gillette

Behind the Scenes: Rene Stempert, Mother of Gillette

Rene Stempert is a familiar face for many on campus; most know her from her maintenance work in Gillette, but…
A Ritual to Read to One Another (As Well as On Your Own)

A Ritual to Read to One Another (As Well as On Your Own)

If you are anything like me, you looked forward to Christmas break largely due to the plethora of time simply…
Caffeinated Creative Studios: For Your Design Fix

Caffeinated Creative Studios: For Your Design Fix

The half coffee cup of the “Caffeinated Creative Studios” (CCS) logo has popped up on most of the campus’s bulletin…
Album Review: Five Iron Frenzy, “Engine of a Million Plots”

Album Review: Five Iron Frenzy, “Engine of a Million Plots”

Five Iron Frenzy. The band’s name honors a golf club swinging paranoiac. Its albums have names like All the Hype…
Movie Review: “Thor: The Dark World”

Movie Review: “Thor: The Dark World”

Before diving into the actual film itself, can we just take a moment to admire the genius that is behind…
Houghton’s Best Kept Secret: Reference Librarians

Houghton’s Best Kept Secret: Reference Librarians

Although the Willard J. Houghton Library may be a familiar place for most students, often the reference desk goes unnoticed…
Film Review: “The Book Thief”

Film Review: “The Book Thief”

The recent release of the enthusiastically anticipated film, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, completely overshadowed what I thought more worthy…