by Sam Scott Staff Writer Photos by Rachel Chu Once again the Green House became a fire hazard on November 15, as a large
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The Hip-Hop community mourns a legend
by Rachel Chu Staff Writer On November 11, only days after their Sewanee performance, the Sugarhill Gang’s original member Henry Lee Jackson, better known as
Sewanee Review opens house
by Katie Lafferande Executive Staff On November 11, the Sewanee Review held an open house to commemorate Veterans’ Day and the end of World War
1989: Taylor’s gone pop
by Emmy Walters Executive Staff In case you haven’t heard, Taylor Swift is a relevant famous person who makes music. Swift hinted at her transition
Shenanigans delivers happiness
by John Russell Executive Staff Photo by Kimberly Williams You’re in your room, unnaturally hungry. Clurg’s closed, overpriced burritos sound like a bad plan, don’t
McClurg life lessons
by Beth Pearson Staff Writer Sometimes you will be alone. We’ve all been there: none of your friends are in the mood for ‘Clurg and
The trouble with Yik Yak
by Beth Pearson Staff Writer I love gossip as much as the next person. Nothing makes you feel quite as good about your messed up
Destigmatizing depression
by Parker Turner Contributing Writer In the years leading to his death, Robin Williams privately struggled with the depression and anxiety that would be the
A big season for Sewanee Football
by Annie Blanks Contributing Writer Photo by Kimberly Williams Sewanee football capped off its 120th season last Saturday, November 15 with a 34-11 loss to
The mystery of jersey No. 69
by Tucker Jackson Staff Writer On November 12, Director of Athletic Communications Clayton Felts sent out a cstudent email that set Sewanee buzzing with rumors.