The Stentor

The debate over changes to the college's First Year Studies program is the most prominent discussion about the academic curriculum this semester. Some members of the faculty hope to expand the program to a two-credit class offered over two semesters or combined into a more intense single semester class.

All I have is four words to say to anyone who shares the opinion of the article "Health on campus, of successes and stumbles" written in the November 19th issue of the Stentor about our campus Health Services… "Go Home to Mommy!!!" Since the outbreak of all the illnesses on campus, our campus Health Services and Nurse Kathy Salinger have gone above and beyond their call of duty to try and keep our campus community as healthy as possible.

hrough a discussion of Latin American politics and a particular comment of a colleague, I have begun to think about our current election at LFC. My colleague's comment was that Latin American people seem to be in a rut where they vote purely for the sake of change rather than educating themselves on the issues and the candidates.

My cell phone clock just reversed an hour as I passed back over into Chicago from Ohio. I spent Thanksgiving break at home, like many other kids from Lake Forest College. The fact that my first Thanksgiving spent home from college has already passed by me seems crazy.