Category Archives: Amherst College Losses
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
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Three Years Up
(Ali Simeone) — It struck me today on my morning run. Running (read: crawling) up a rocky incline, huffing and puffing, I realized today is my three-year mark—three years since … Continue reading
This Post Brought to You By Caffeine and Self-Loathing
(Marie Lambert)– “For a long time, I went to bed early…” -Marcel Proust, In Search of Lost Time And it’s true; I did. High school was the first time I … Continue reading
Hate Speech and Academic Freedom: The Limits of Tolerance at Amherst College
(Ethan Corey)– Is ideological diversity a crucial part of a liberal arts education? Most Amherst professors lean left (at least in the context of mainstream American political discourse), and the … Continue reading
Time You Spent Wasting
(Yasmina Martin)–– If you ask someone on this campus the ever-loaded question “How are you?” they will respond with two answers: “Tired” or “Busy.” Our days are crammed with classes, club … Continue reading
