Drug testing for welfare: misguided and discriminatory
The Indiana state legislature is making national news again, this time because the House recently passed House Bill 1483, which proposes drug testing certain...
We still see color
I stand near the entrance of the Duck conversing with a group of friends while the jukebox plays some top 40 hit. We discuss...
Less accusations, more conversations
In light of the recent blog post on The Boulder Run, and the article "Ain't No Such Thing as a Free Beer," the editorial...
Oberlin hate crimes call for a DePauw plan
On Monday, Oberlin College cancelled all classes in reaction to several incidents of hateful vandalism that occurred on campus throughout the month of February. Administrators...
Oberlin hate crimes call for a DePauw plan
On Monday, Oberlin College cancelled all classes in reaction to several incidents of hateful vandalism that occurred on campus throughout the month of February. Administrators...
"Battle, Baby, Bird": NOT the Average Student Playwright Experience
"Battle, Baby, Bird: New Works by Student Playwrights" is a big deal. There are very few colleges that would ever take a main stage...
The Sequester: Why We Should Care About Midterm Elections
The fiscal cliff, government shutdowns, defaults on our debt and now the sequester - it seems that our government is always in a state...
Class Participation About Owning Your Education
At DePauw, we spend a considerable amount of class time engaged in dialogue. Meaningful dialogue. These discussions encourage process of exploration and engagement rather...
Rising Energy Costs at DePauw: Duke Trying to Help
As a DePauw alumna and a Duke Energy employee, I read with interest the recent column about rising energy costs. While electricity costs at DePauw...
