The common adage that “one should dress for the job she wants” is wrong. At least, the over-dressing crowd has taken it out of context. The cliché applies to job interviews in which the job one is applying for (e.g. McDonald’s) requires less than business professional (e.g. an apron). Dressed-up should always be the attire...
Author: Morgan Delp
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‘Ender’s Game’ is not just for nerds
I am not a fan of video games, unless you count “Just Dance,” the interactive live-action dance game for the Wii. I would rather scrub my toilet than play “Call of Duty.” Most of the female population would at least admit to enjoying a round of “Nintendo Mario Cart” every now and then.Not me. The...
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Rogers to teach survival
For the past two semesters, curiosity and confusion have surrounded the elusive one-credit wilderness survival class. It has been listed under the Sports Studies section of the course offerings, the instructor as Associate Dean of Men Jeffery Rogers. Although the class has been offered to students twice, it has never been taught. However, it is...
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The GLIAC cannot continue its failed basketball experiment
As the Charger women’s basketball team warm-up time wound down, they noticed a drastic decrease in volume — both in sound and number of people surrounding the court. Their friends and classmates left in throngs between layups and jump shots, as the stands emptied around a team that thrives on fan support. The men’s team...
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Student aces LSAT and looks to fight injustice abroad
What was the first thing Swiss-born Josiah Kollmeyer wanted to do after acing the Law School Admissions Test? “Relax and eat some clam chowder and do nothing for a while.” In the past academic year, only 34 people in the world received a perfect score of 180 on the LSAT. That is 34 people in...