By Anna Hsu, Staff Editor Down 1. Where the mid-autumn festival celebration was held this year SUNKEN GARDEN 3. One of two cafes located on
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Lutnick Library Dedication
By Adrian Velonis, Staff Editor On Saturday, October 26th, administrators, students, alumni, and donors gathered on the main floor of Haverford’s Lutnick Library, formerly McGill
Lantern Flies: An Apocalypse Across the Bi-Co
By Vanessa Shehu, Staff Writer, and Anna Hsu, Staff Editor Though Halloween has passed, a new menace continues to plague the campuses of Bryn Mawr
Horoscopes: Week of 11/5
By Izzie Ludlow and Isabelle Meegan, Staff Writers Aries: Let’s hope you do not have group work this week! The quarter moon enacts your control-freak
National Women’s Soccer League North Carolina Courage Defend Championship Title
By Leo Baudhuin, Staff Editor Cary, N.C. — A franchise record 10,227 people crowded the stands at WakeMed Soccer Park. It was miserably humid—made worse
Gemini Man: When Will Smith meets Will Smith
By Yen Nguyen, Staff Writer While scrolling through Instagram, I came across a page dedicated to those born under the astrological sign Gemini. A meme
October Democratic Debate Night Sonnet
By Michael McCarthy, Staff Writer On October 15th, candidates for the Democratic nomination for the 2020 presidential election faced off in another debate, prompting a
Create Philly: Tackling the Intricacies of Creative Careers
By Avery Matteo, Staff Writer Walking into the Saxby’s Headquarters on 23rd and Chestnut felt like being dropped into a modern, sprawling office space that
Barista Banter – An Interview with a Lusty Cup Worker
By Anna Hsu, Staff Editor The lights flicker on in the café below Canaday Library. Although the space itself is open to students at all
Philadelphia Climate Strike
By Sophie Khanna, Staff Writer Before the U.N. met to discuss international issues and the climate crisis, school strikes for climate change were scheduled for