Category Archives: Amherst College Victories
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
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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
I’m Voting for George Tepe
(Anna Seward)—At the start of these elections, I wasn’t sure what to make of George Tepe. I don’t know him that well personally and from someone who’s never been on … Continue reading
Trippin’
(Gabrielle Mayer) - I didn’t really know what I was getting myself into when I agreed to roadtrip down to Georgia for a spring break Ultimate Frisbee tournament. Well, scratch that. … Continue reading
Safe Spaces and Secret Tents
(James Hildebrand)–It’s been a bad night at the socials. A hopelessly lost Hampshire transplant tumbles forward, spilling an entire mason jar of red wine onto a senior Hockey Player’s Timberlands … Continue reading
Closed Mind, Open Curriculum
(Gabrielle Mayer) — As is true of most rising freshmen, I had a long and luxurious summer honeymoon with my future college persona. I fantasized about my imminent undergrad escapades: … Continue reading
BLOOD DIAMONDS THIS FRIDAY IN SEELYE
(Craig Campbell)– Bummed you were stuck in cold while your friends raged at Ultra this spring break? Well I have good news for you: this Friday, WAMH will be hosting … Continue reading
True Life: Spring Break Amherst College
(Marie Lambert)– Spring Break: the college equivalent to high school prom in its exaggerated and inflated importance in the media. Spring Break is the cinematic highlight of the college year—a … Continue reading
