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Top 10 reasons the boys on my floor leave their doors open

Julia Luljak October 18, 2021

They are... hoping for Lyman to return. hoping someone will give them decorating advice. hoping that with the slow-but-steady extension of their room into the hallway, no one will notice. tired...

Shortened Sayles hours due to extreme understaffing

Julia Luljak October 11, 2021

The Sayles-Hill Cafe has been operating at reduced hours this term as a result of the severe understaffing they are experiencing. Currently the cafe is open Monday-Thursday from 7:30a.m.-8p.m., Fridays...

A Glimpse at Carleton’s Student Organizations

A Glimpse at Carleton’s Student Organizations

Julia Luljak October 3, 2021

A Glimpse at Carleton’s Student Organizations by Julia Luljak Features and Arts Editor These brief profiles are intended to showcase the wide range of student organizations that were present...

Schiller: a community tradition turned exclusive

Schiller: a community tradition turned exclusive

Julia Luljak May 16, 2021

“We buried him on the 50 yard line after midnight prior to the homecoming game, kept the dirt in a trash can and waited until half time. With the band playing, we ran out to unbury him, but we had been...

Carleton hoping to win competitive hammocking tournament

Julia Luljak May 2, 2021

This weekend, Carleton will be facing off against St. Olaf at MIACHs (Most Intense And Competitive Hammocking). MIACHs are held yearly on Carleton’s campus at a rotating location in the Arb. This year,...

Campus water discoloration is temporary and harmless

Campus water discoloration is temporary and harmless

Julia Luljak April 18, 2021

On the evening of April 1 and into the morning of April 2, the water from taps, showers and toilets ran a muddy brown in Watson, Evans, Cassat, James, Myers and Cowling Gym. Students contacted their Resident...

Carleton bids farewell to three art professors

Carleton bids farewell to three art professors

Julia Luljak April 11, 2021

Behind the thick glass doors of the Perlman Art Museum is a tribute to three longtime art professors—Fred Hagstrom, Daniel Bruggeman and Linda Rossi—who are retiring from Carleton at the end of this...

Carleton and St. Olaf make annual joint donation to city of Northfield

Julia Luljak February 20, 2021

On February 2, Carleton College and St. Olaf College each donated $80,000 to the city of Northfield, for a total of $160,000. According to Brenda Anglestad, the Finance Director of Northfield, the “donations...

Nordic Ski Club sees membership boom during pandemic

Nordic Ski Club sees membership boom during pandemic

Julia Luljak February 6, 2021

While many Carls choose to hibernate and avoid the bitterly cold Minnesota weather, the Nordic Skiing Club at Carleton does just the opposite: they eagerly await the snow and the promise of freshly groomed...

New offerings at Sayles: snack packs and the GET app

Julia Luljak January 23, 2021

This term, Sayles Café has introduced two new components: snack packs that can be bought with dining dollars or Schillers, and the GET app, which can be used to order food online for pickup at Sayles....

Zoom fatigue or room fatigue?

Julia Luljak January 16, 2021

It’s a college student’s dream come true: the ability to roll out of bed and be in class five minutes later. But with this ability comes the ever-present knowledge that Carleton is approaching the...

Post donates 5,700 pounds of cereal to Northfield Community Action Center

Julia Luljak November 14, 2020

This past October, Post Consumer Brands, Malt-O-Meal’s parent company, donated a whopping 5,700 pounds of cereal to the Northfield Community Action Center (CAC), a nonprofit serving Northfield residents...

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