Holland has always been home for me. In my twenty years of existence, it’s still just the place where tulips grow a certain time of year, freshwater is an abundance and snow is a nuisance. Ask anyone from Chicago to California and you’ll hear them tell you that Holland is cute, but there isn’t much…
Four members of the Hope College Sailing Team executive board (Libby Reeg (’17), Carrie Ritter (’18), Jacob Pledger (’18) and Lisette Boer ‘19) traveled to Milwaukee, WI to attend the Midwest Collegiate Sailing Association annual Midwinters meeting and banquet on Saturday Jan 28, 2017. During the annual meeting, regatta schedules were finalized. The MCSA executive…
Federer downs Nadal, Serena beats sister Venus, Bryan brothers take a loss The Australian Open has come to a close, and it is safe to say that this was a finals round to remember. The Williams sisters faced-off once again with Serena taking home her 23rd Grand Slam title. S. Williams holds the highest number…
No matter who you are or where you’re from, everybody has one thing in common. Everybody poops and everybody eats. And, since they definitely won’t let me write an article based around pooping, this one is going to focus on everyone’s favorite pastime: eating. But, since most of our readership are college students, this is…
With graduation coming up, senior projects to do and just daily life in general, I would imagine that most people have a plan after college like getting a real job. If you haven’t planned something out for after graduation, then maybe you should start looking, because you’re going to be walking that stage soon. Here…
It is a common assumption that science and religion are substantially, philosophically and persistently in conflict. A perception that emphasizes the dependable and authoritative nature of science and the scientist while also focusing on the irrationality and blindness of religion and the believer leads to various interpretations of the potential for a relationship between religion…
With every transition to a new year, there is a mad dash to come up with goals. We know them well: exercise more, eat healthier, manage your time, get eight hours of sleep, go to yoga once a week, stress less, get your homework done before you go out on Friday night, finish your lab…
The new and soon-to-be releases that every avid novel-lover will be purchasing at the bookstore this year Bookworms, rejoice. This year a plethora of highly anticipated books from poets and novelists are set to be released. The issues addressed in these upcoming paperbacks include everything from race, young love and loss. Here are a couple…
Tony Monaco and Rhonda Edgington will present an organ concert titled “Tony and Rhonda Go to Church” on Thursday, Feb. 9. The event will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the Concert Hall of the Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts. Admission is free, and the performance is open to the public. The concert…
Upon graduating college, students of all majors, minors and degree specializations must make the choice between private and public sector employment. Whether you are an art or business major, there are career options in both domains. A job in the private sector, generally speaking, pays more with an increased risk of termination depending on both…