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Conversations of self-care: “Let’s talk about self-care scripts”

Cindy Zhao, Staff Writer November 3, 2023

On Monday, Oct. 23, the Office of Health Promotion (OHP) held an event, “Let’s Talk about Challenging Self-Care Scripts,” in the Weitz, catered by Desi Diner. At the event, participants examined...

Good things on campus

Kate Fair, Cartoonist November 3, 2023

New directions for the newest Bald Spot: Carleton’s construction plans

Ellis Kondrashov, Staff writer November 3, 2023

On Monday, Carleton released a series of land use proposals pertaining to the most recent addition to the Carleton collection of Bald Spots. The newest bald spot, popularly called the Funky Bald Spot,...

Archaeological Methods students take a field trip to Grand Meadow Chert Quarry

Archaeological Methods students take a field trip to Grand Meadow Chert Quarry

Ellie Simon, Beat Writer November 3, 2023

On Saturday, Oct. 7, the class of ARCN 246: Archaeological Methods embarked on a field trip to Grand Meadow Chert Quarry Archaeological and Cultural Preserve in Mower County, Minnesota. The site, located...

Downtown Northfield parking problems and changes

Downtown Northfield parking problems and changes

Mallory Atack, Beat Writer November 3, 2023

The Northfield City Council recently discussed new plans to alter downtown parking, with a company called Interstate Parking Company at the helm. In July, the Northfield City Council met to discuss...

Religion department hosts “Apocalypse Party” to display student creations

Religion department hosts “Apocalypse Party” to display student creations

Isaac Kofsky, Beat Writer November 3, 2023

“This book narrates the end of the world, when the wicked will be punished and the just vindicated.” This is what was said of the Book of Revelation, of which students in Religion 322: “Apocalypse...

Students for Justice in Palestine full comment

Students for Justice in Palestine October 20, 2023

First and foremost, we want to unequivocally state that we neither have nor ever will condone anti-Semitism. It has been profoundly disheartening to witness students misquoting our SJP fireside chat and...

My transmasc experience at Carleton: Is a fresh start always a good thing?

Isaac Kofsky, Beat Writer October 13, 2023

When I sat down with my guidance counselor in the spring of my junior year of high school, he asked me what kind of environment I wanted in a college. “Something that isn’t like here,” I responded....

Tips for Staying Warm During the Cold Months

Cindy Zhao October 6, 2023

Humans used to migrate to warmer places during winter. They knew what was coming their way, snow up to their shoulders, but disregarded their dread, exclaiming, “‘Tis the season,” and taking to the...

New directions for Carleton in wake of abolition of legacy admissions

Melissa Uc, Staff Writer September 29, 2023

On August 31, 2023, Carleton College and its board decided to end legacy admissions. This means the admissions committee will no longer take into account whether or not previous family members have attended...

The Arb Goblin: Growing?

Bobby Targ, Contributing Writer September 29, 2023

Dean Livingston, the albino squirrel, Allison Byerly: all beloved and respected members of the Carleton community, to be sure, but none can hope to match the sheer, fervent adoration the Arb Goblin enjoys....

Fellowships awarded to Carls include twelve Fulbrights, one Watson

Aldo Polanco, Editor-in-Chief May 12, 2023

After another cycle of Carleton student and alumni fellowship applications, a total of 17 Carls were recognized by the Office of Student Fellowships in their draft report to the Office of Institutional...

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