Written by Emma Grosskopf Back when I was an impressionable youth, I believed that horoscopes were a nonsensical idea: that the stars and lunar energy and Mars moving into my whatever-house. Incidentally, my level of passion about this belief was apparently characteristic of my zodiac sign. Huh. As it would seem, so is stubbornness. And…
Written by Zoe Manoukian More hearts dropped than can be counted when Kavanaugh was appointed supreme court justice, and more hearts than I want to count either fluttered or felt nothing. The reality that we are so willing to support a rapist is just as terrifying as it is telling. Voting in Kavanaugh is one…
Written by Isaac Davis Moving rapidly through my third year as an international student in the states, many of the culinary mysteries I first encountered have been resolved. I understand the mechanics of the S’more, the texture of a Hushpuppy, the dairy percentage in Cool Whip. However, each year as the leaves begin to turn,…
Written by Kaelyn Spickler Collegiate athletes are used to being the “big dogs.” On game days, they are greeted with smiles and well wishes from their professors, friends and even strangers. When the whistle blows and game time begins, they are in their element, shining. But suddenly, an athlete is on the ground crouching in…
Written by Bradley Bommarito As students face increasing workloads over the course of a semester, they may become aware of academic areas or skill sets that they need improvement in. Whether one is struggling in a particular discipline or overcoming deficiencies in their writing skills, students who choose to seek support through RC’s Subject Tutoring…
Written by Lorin Brice Hall The murder of Jamal Khashoggi is a moral and ethical litmus test for the leaders of our nation,and for leaders across the world who claim in any capacity to stand for the best interests of their citizens. Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist who would often write critically of the Crown Prince…
Written by Shamira James Dr. Tom Carter is a professor in the English and Communications Studies Department at RC. In addition to teaching Communications courses, he also teaches an INQ 110: “Ghosts and Human Perception”. “One thing I show the class fairly early is the idea of pareidolia, in which the human brain sees an…
Written by Lucy Collins The Rocky Horror Picture Show is an eccentric musical film structured with a plot that thrives on audience participation. RC service fraternity Alpha Phi Omega paired up with the Brackety-Ack to host a showing of the cult-classic film where both “virgin” spectators (people who have never been to a performance before)…
Written by Ian Gillen Women’s Soccer- The Lady Maroons saw a perfect send-off on their senior day with a 12-0 win over Sweet Briar. The Maroons then moved their unbeaten run to six with 5-0 win on Tuesday over Emory & Henry. With ODACs around the corner, they hope for success as they look to…
Written by Jessica Shelburne Autumn has suddenly blown into full effect, complete with the crisp atmosphere and bare trees. As October concludes, Halloween is mere days away. Arguably the most noteworthy event of the fall season, college students across the nation are searching for their Halloweekend costumes, many at the last minute, and many want…