• Vets’ Corner

    By Stephen McCabe II Hello, brothers and sisters, I am sorry that I didn’t write to you in the last issue, or at least provided some updates on what’s going on inside Veterans Club. The most active of our Veterans on campus find their way to the Veteran Lounge throughout the week, and we catch… Read more

  • Human-Computer Integration

    By Steven Dube There is no doubt that computers have changed almost every facet of our modern existence as humans. In a very short time we have moved from a completely analog environment regarding communications and interactions to the present, where almost everything has a digital equivalent or conversion to a digital output. Our relationship… Read more

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  • 21st Century Polio

    By Celina Simmons Acute flaccid myelitis, also referred to as AFM, has many similar symptoms to the once formidable polio that left thousands of children paralyzed in the early 20th century. AFM is a rare but potentially severe condition that affects the human nervous system. More specifically, it attacks the gray matter in the spinal… Read more

  • Poetic License

    This week I’m proud to submit more poems from our peers. The weather is turning colder, and sickness stalks us on our late nights. It swept into my house and shook me over the toilet before throwing me on the couch, hot, tired, sweaty and ill-brained. Best wishes as the mid-semester comes coldly. Rest well,… Read more

  • St. Lawrence Arts Hosts ‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time’

    By Liam Woodworth-Cook There’s a chapel up on Munjoy Hill, right as you crest the steep hill on Congress. There’s a laundromat with a short Italian man who’s been on the hill 47 years giving you your quarters as you come to the top. You pass the Hilltop Coffee Shop, a trendy spot to caffeinate… Read more