By Chloe Lindeman, Co-Editor-in-Chief Throughout his campaign for presidency, Donald Trump made immigration regulation one of his key tenets. For supporters, his call for stringent restrictions was a sign of his commitment to making America great again. But for those…
Read MoreThe Crime Blotter: September 18, 2016 – November 20, 2016 September 18, 2016 to November 20, 2016 Haverford College Friday, September 30, 2016 through Thursday, October 6, 2016 Saturday, October 1st 12:06 am, Alcohol Related Illness, Harris Road A Haverford…
Read MoreBy Daisy Chen, Staff Writer “Take a pamphlet and a rock.” — Wait. A rock? I walked into an already almost full auditorium. The impressive array of props on stage included a wall of blue one gallon water jugs and a…
Read MoreBy Diana Pope, Staff Writer Criminal justice reform was a recurrent theme throughout this past election season. Yet even now, with the elections decided, Americans continue to debate the trustworthiness of our judicial system, especially when it comes to the…
Read MoreBy Elizabeth Hoo, Staff Writer The night before I was left for the rally in Philadelphia to oppose the DAPL, I called my mom. “Wasn’t this issue based off a movie from a while back?” she asked. I was shocked…
Read MoreBy Charlie Lynn, Staff Writer Kun and Beijing Opera singer Yonghong Jia visited Haverford’s campus on Wednesday to sing two short opera pieces and discuss the history and performance of Chinese operas. Jia performed portions of both The Peony Pavilion…
Read MoreBy Kate Hawthorne, Staff Writer On the weekend of Nov. 11-13, Swarthmore College’s Department of Theater and Production Ensemble 2016 presented “As You Like It” by William Shakespeare, directed by Alex Torra. The production included three Bryn Mawr College students…
Read MoreBy Kate Hawthorne, Staff Writer “There are stories that the entire world must know. Today we are here to hear these stories,” said Rabbi Gurevitz to the large crowd gathered in the Rohr Center at Haverford College. On Wednesday, Nov.16,…
Read MoreBy Chloe Lindeman, Co-Editor-in-Chief By now, the major results of the election have been plastered on every newspaper, blog, and Facebook page for two weeks: Donald Trump won, and Republicans kept both the House and the Senate. Trump’s speech, uncharacteristically…
Read MoreBy Diana Pope, Staff Writer On Wednesday, Nov. 9, Bryn Mawr College’s Erdman and Hafner Dining Halls hosted a festive 80’s night dinner filled with fried chicken, MTV music videos, and a whole array of desserts. Students couldn’t help but…
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