September 27, 2012
In this Issue
NEWS Apple shortage affects Clinton
OPINION Officer enhancement won’t enhance our safety
FEATURES Where in the World is Anderson Tuggle?
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Exhibit explores immigrant experience
SPORTS Women’s tennis travels to ITA Championships: Arenson, Khanna and Schoning compete in singles
Apple shortage affects Clinton
By Taylor Coe '13
September 27, 2012
With a feeling more familiar to the gas pump, some patrons at the counter of the Clinton Cider Mill might be surprised this semester at the prices of cider and donuts.
Although the price changes are by no means astronomical, they still give notice to the large fluctuation in the apple market due to the small crop this season in central New York and the larger implications of that crop. See more...
More News this week:
- Health Center hires new doctor, defends practice
- CAB pays the price for bus damage before Avicii concert
- Hamilton professor, Ambassador Walker, to lecture on Arab world
- Student Assembly Update
- NESCAC News
Editorial
CAB's success blighted by destructive behavior
By Editorial Staff
September 27, 2012
Campus Activities Board, fondly known as CAB, has put together some truly remarkable programming the first few weeks of the semester. Their student-run board hit the ground running: putting on concerts, indoor and outdoor movie nights, a comedy show as well as offering reduced-price tickets to off-campus events and co-sponsoring events with other campus organizations. They have effectively generated an impressive amount of buzz across campus with their string of success and new publicity, such as the series of QR-codes around campus, which function as clues as to figure out the surprise performers of the upcoming semester concert. The Spectator would like to commend CAB for accomplishing so much in such a short amount of time. See more...
Officer enhancement won’t enhance our safety
By Brendon Kaufman '15
September 27, 2012
When The Spectator hit the shelves last Thursday, the student body let out a collective groan as they read the title of the front page article, “Campus Safety can now arrest students.” I, too, joined the campus-wide groaning as one simple question came to mind. Why? See More...
More Opinion this week
- FACE OFF: Is affirmative action beneficial to college communities and their students?
Where in the World is Anderson Tuggle?
By Anderson Tuggle '14
September 27, 2012
Namaste from Jaipur, India! For the fall semester, I chose to study abroad in northwestern India with SIT’s Sustainable Development and Social Change program. Currently, I am one month into my three month adventure. See More...
Exhibit explores immigrant experience
By Nanyamka Fleming ’14
September 27, 2012
After taking numerous trips into the city of Utica, Evan Warnock ’14 became fascinated with the incredible subcultures Utica has to offer. As a Friends Without Borders volunteer, Warnock worked closely with young refugee students in the city. He got to know these young adults and knew that he wanted to document his encounters and share them with the Hamilton community. See More...
More Arts & Entertainment this week
More Features this week:
Women’s tennis travels to ITA Championships: Arenson, Khanna and Schoning compete in singles
By Patrick English '15
September 27, 2012
Last weekend, the women’s tennis team sent three players to the ITA Northeast Regional Championships at William Smith College. Sixty-four of the best college tennis players from about twenty schools in New York, New Jersey, Vermont and Pennsylvania entered the tournament along with 32 doubles teams. See more...