Tag: Features
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Dr. Thomas Evans’ Legacy at Kalamazoo College
As students slowly trickle into room 11 of the Light Fine Arts Building on a Friday afternoon, the windowless space quickly comes alive with the sounds of laughter, the tuning of instruments, and idle chatter about the upcoming outdoor concert.
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The Rise of Plant-Based Diets
Nora Harris strolls down the aisles at Trader Joe’s, looking for vegan goodies. Her cart resembles a farmer’s basket, coming straight home from a harvest. The leafy greens and colorful variety of veggies will make for the perfect tofu scramble.
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Dietary Restriction-Friendly Restaurants in Kalamazoo Area
Food brings people together. It forms a community. But, for people with dietary restrictions like Kravitz, it is very easy to feel ostracized from these moments. These people are often forced to avoid social situations, like birthday parties, out of fear for their safety.
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Hidden Treasures; The Opulence of K’s Rare Book Room
The A.M. Todd Rare Book Room, located on the 3rd floor of the Library at K, is brimming with opulent jewels of rarity, antiquity, and ingenuity. But it isn’t all just faded covers and complex latin.
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Looking Back at 50 Years of Landsea
During a serene Land/Sea voyage in summer of 1973, an unexpected “SNAP!” shattered the tranquility of participant Tom Johnston ‘s ‘78 journey. In a twist of fate, a student’s routine boat maneuver cracked the sail’s boom; making it impossible to sail the 38-ton ship.
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K’s History with Intimate Partner Violence
Friday, October 20th, the attendees of the weekly community reflection hosted at Stetson Chapel gathered around the bench outside of the chapel that contains a plaque honoring Maggie Wardle.
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The music industry pushes artists into boxes, and this ‘Nu-pop’ group is here to break out of every single one.
New England’s hidden boy band “Cheem” comments on how they defy and define music genre limitations, as well as the passion behind their craft as they forge forward in authenticity, appreciating the direction over the speed of success.
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Is the Use of ChatGPT in Schools Inevitable? These Academics Say Yes
“People will do anything not to do work,” said a Kalamazoo College senior. “College culture is so stressful, sometimes people need to resort to something they wouldn’t normally do.” She is referring to the use of ChatGPT – the AI software launched at the end of November 2022. Its ability to generate text based on…