According to the Association of Medical Colleges, approximately five percent of America’s practicing doctors are Black/African American. With Black History Month kicking off on Thursday, I sat down with a couple of pre-med African American Hope students to discuss this percentage gap, their inspirations and how they hope to inspire others in their prospective medical…
At 7:30 pm on February 19th, history was made at Hope College as ten Hope students told their TEDxHopeCollege talks at the Knickerbocker Theatre. The speakers confidently shared their stories, beliefs, and thoughts in order for the campus and societal community to become a more positive environment for all. There were various topics spoken about…
Notice: this piece contains spoilers. The newest film featuring Marvel’s spider-bitten superhero, Spider-Man: No Way Home, failed to deliver the promise every story is obliged to offer. Before you write me off as one of many picky amateur film critics “hating on Marvel,” my fight is not with the cinematography, the idea of superhero film,…
Drip, drip, drip… Striking the match and drip dropping it in the sink on a bad day. Worse day. Creaky, cracky faucet shreeks as the knobs are turned–– Full speed ahead! All the water released, falling to its death far below on the drainless porcelain bowl. Splash! Full speed ahead! I am an overflowing sink….
Early Monday morning The Anchor inquired about the missing stools lining the middle of the BSC, often filled with customers of Kletz market. We spoke with an anonymous Kletz employee to get the inside scoop. The chair removal took place over the weekend when students were not in the building, presumably in the early morning…