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Daily Archives: April 18, 2018
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Hope vs. Calvin lax game
The Hope College men’s lacrosse team is continuing with their victorious season. With a record-breaking 11 wins after the game against Calvin College this past Saturday, they were able to surpass last season’s school record of 10 wins. The Flying Dutchmen shutout Calvin with a final score of 13-0, their second shutout of the season….
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The snow keeps softball guessing
The Flying Dutch swept two games against Olivet College this past Wednesday, upping their overall record to 18-3 and their MIAA record 4-0. After a snowy start to the week, the team was finally able to play. The standout player of the game, now named player of the week, was catcher Hayley Reitsma (‘18)….
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Coachella is back and better than ever
Let’s look into some of the highlights so far and figure out what the hype is all about this year It’s Coachella season. Coachella is a music festival that happens each year in Indio, California over the course of two weekends. Most people hear about Coachella when it rolls around through social media….
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Eduardo Navarro serves edible artwork to visitors
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but what about a thousand servings? Until April 22, the New York Drawing Center is hosting the works of Argentinian artist Eduardo Navarro, who believes that the everyday person should have more involvement in the world of art. In his exhibit “Into Ourselves”, visitors will…
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Drew Elliot: the man behind the new composite major
While Hope College was designing the Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts with its advanced recording studio, Drew Elliot was searching for a job at a Michigan studio. It only made sense that the two events would eventually collide. Since then, Elliot’s influence on the Hope community has been invaluable. Elliot was a…
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An open letter to Winter: It’s over
Dear Winter, I am writing this today because I really don’t know how to say this to you in person. I guess I’ll start by saying this: I’ll always have a special place in my heart for you. I mean after all, we’ve been through so much together. That time when I couldn’t get out…
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Recapping the past few weeks in world news
The past few weeks have been filled with numerous world shaping events, and since The Anchor has taken a bit of a break on reporting, here is a quick recap of the highlights: April 1 Win for LGBT in Costa Rica Carlos Alvarado defeated Fabricio Alvarado in the second round of voting to become the…
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U.S., U.K., and France retaliate on Syria
The latest civilian-target- ed chemical weapons attack launched by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad prompted a re- taliation by the U.S., France, and the United Kingdom of 105 mis- siles, despite Russia’s efforts to prevent military action. These missiles targeted two locations near the west of Homs and a re- search center in the Damascus …
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Speak out against sexual assault
Your voice has power. This is the short yet powerful message that is being spread around Hope College’s campus this April for Sexual Assault Awareness month. As hard as it is to hear the statistics, the numbers are clear: sexual assault is a common experience and often goes unreported. It’s important to know the…