by Beverley Catlett Staff Writer In the spring of 2014, the New York Times released NYT Now, an iPhone app, also accessible online, that offers
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by Page Forrest Junior Editor January 2012 – Shake Day – Editor-in-Chief Pamela Guerra (C’13) marked Mary Morrison (C’15) forever. As both a new ADT
Chef Rick Wright: The man behind the menu
by Madeline Alvis, Stuart Good, and Grace Webster Contributing Writers Photo courtesy of sustain.sewanee.edu At 1:30 p.m. lunchtime rush hour is winding down in McClurg
Lacey Oliver: Planting seeds of change
by Jack Russell, Lam Ho, and Travis White Contributing Writers Behind a chain link fence, a patch of ten scare-crows stand guard over the Swiss
“Movember” raises awareness for men’s health
by Maren Johnson Staff Writer As winter approaches, the gentlemen of Sewanee seem inspired by the weather to experiment with facial hair. This year was
Safe and Sound brings consent conversation to Fall Party
by Katie Kenerly Executive Staff Photo by Lam Ho It should come as no surprise that at Sewanee, the highest incidences of sexual assault are
Spooky stories scare Sewanee
by Sam Scott Staff Writer The University Archives made sure students had a few good Halloween scares last Friday night when they hosted a roundtable
Greek system goes green
by Maren Johnson Staff Writer Grab, drink (fast or slow), and toss. The career of a beer can is the same in any Greek house:
So you wanna stay in Sewanee?
by Page Forrest Junior Editor Many of us were ready to get out of high school as fast as possible. College is a different story.
A ghoulish Halloween with GTU and the Craft House
by Alysse Schultheis Executive Editor Photos by Colton Treadwell On October 31, Halloween night, the Craft House and GTU hosted a bewitching party as the