by Katie Kenerly Executive Staff What is feminism, anyway? It means something different to everyone, and on Feb. 25, six brave Sewanee men shared their
Category: Opinions
Don’t tell me how to be myself
by Page Forrest Junior Editor Don’t tell me not to swear. Don’t tell me to sit with my ankles crossed. Don’t tell me that you
The Sewanee Pink Eye Epidemic of 2014
by Katie Kenerly Executive Staff If you were to ask anyone who works in the University Health Services what Sewanee’s newest fad was, they would
So the roommate honeymoon phase is over…
by David Provost Staff Writer One of the most exciting aspects of entering the college experience would have to be living in close quarters with
No snow days? Snow what?!
by Adele Ewan Staff Writer In light of the recent string of snowpocalyptic events, it has become apparent that Sewanee is not prone to having
Preview of Sewanee Monologues
by Virginia Boyd Staff Writer The third year of Sewanee Monologues is taking place on Monday, February 17 at 7 p.m. If you want to
FEED: Perpetuating the double standard?
by Rachel Chu Contributing Writer On January 23, freshmen received an email informing pledging freshman women of the mandatory FEED program. The program was described
Farewell to C-student: A story in three acts
by David Provost Staff Writer On February 1, 2014, the University Student Senate and Sewanee Administration’s decision to disband the “cstudent” e-mail distribution was enacted.
A Rosa Parks problem
by K. Crabtree Contributing Writer “Get to the back of the bus, Rosa Parks!” Laughter bounced around the white Bacchus van as the door was
The truth about comps
by Andrew Keenan Staff Writer The post-holiday return to Sewanee often brings a sense of excitement, the reunion of students back from abroad, and odd