The More Loving One
(featurecreature)– Looking up at the stars, I know quite well That, for all they care, I can go to hell, But on earth indifference is the least We have to … Continue reading
“Pussy Up,” and Other Phrases My Father Never Taught Me
(Gina Faldetta)– I had never heard the phrase “but actually” until I got to Amherst. I still don’t understand when the phrase became so popular, but since my first day … Continue reading
The Hildebros Go To Boy Scout Camp
(James Hildebrand)– Boy Scout Summer Camp taught me the true meaning of “despair.” See, in my family, having a Y-chromosome requires you to do three things before your 18th birthday: … Continue reading
On Anonymity: One Writer’s Name
(Liya Rechtman)– Those of you who have been reading ACVoice for long enough may remember my previous incarnation as the anonymous ConstantLy back on SheBomb dot com. ConstantLy was my … Continue reading
Queer at Amherst College
(James Hildebrand)–“Biddy Martin lied to me.” If I wanted to be inflammatory, that’s how I’d characterize queer life at this college, but the truth is, Amherst these days is actually … Continue reading
Thoughts on Campus Culture
(Marie Lambert)– There is no denying it; our college feels like a contentious place to be right now. Looking at the last couple weeks of AC Voice articles alone, it’s … Continue reading
Amherst College Still Hasn’t Learned Its Lesson
(Ethan Corey)– For next year’s Orientation, the College is planning on requiring all Orientation, FOOT, and CEOT leaders to sign a contract stating that they will refrain from drinking alcohol during … Continue reading
The State of Activism at Amherst College
(Yasmina Martin)– Last Friday April 19th, a group of around fifteen Dartmouth students interrupted an admitted student weekend production called the Dimensions Welcome Show to protest and raise awareness about … Continue reading
Persistent Rape Culture at Amherst College
(Ryan Arnold)– On Sunday night, in what I can only assume was an effort to publicly announce their collective dearth of good taste and discretion, a group of female and … Continue reading
