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Democrats lost the center, not the left

Gabe Kaplan, Contributing Writer November 15, 2024

Kamala Harris did not lose because she pandered to the right or because she abandoned progressive policies popular with college students. She lost because Democratic purity tests alienated voters and because...

Battalions then and now: a history of Korean military presence in Europe

Olivia Gottlieb, Staff Writer November 15, 2024

The skies were gray and the waves choppy in the early hours of June 6, 1944, when American troops launched wave after wave of attack on the beaches of Normandy, France. Accompanied by Canadian and English...

What was SUMO this term?

Uzair Khan, Contributing Writer November 15, 2024

Carleton’s Student Union Movie Organization (SUMO) is one of the most generous resources available at Carleton. It’s a program that allows students to experience movies in the Weitz theater free of...

Democrats have lost touch

Madeleine Goldberger, Contributing Writer November 15, 2024

The outcome of the recent presidential election has made one thing abundantly clear: the Democratic Party has lost touch with the standard American voter. This isn’t 2016 where the loss can be blamed...

Today I called my gynecologist

Ella Parke, Viewpoint Editor November 15, 2024

Today, I called my gynecologist.  Like many people everywhere, I woke up with an intense dread the day after election day. I went to bed the night before, feeling incredibly helpless as I watched each...

My review of the Timothee Chalamet lookalike contest: the judges were wrong

Hannah Bodnar, Contributing Writer November 8, 2024

A few weeks ago, flyers advertising a Timothée Chalamet lookalike competition appeared around New York City. Chalamet, a young American actor, has gained popularity in the last few years, partially ...

The death of the American Dream

Rahim Hamid, Staff Writer November 8, 2024

I came here as the ideal starry-eyed immigrant kid three years ago. The country was riding off Biden's victory into a tightly contested midterm election. I was in a progressive space for the first time...

From the archives: Carleton College: the one-party bubble

Dan Antoszyck, Contributing Writer November 8, 2024

Note from the Editors: This article was originally published on September 24, 2012. The Carletonian is 148 years old, with over 3,400 issues published since its inception. To reflect and learn from the...

Little love lessons: finding confidence

Mark Fernandez, Columnist November 8, 2024

Frankly, I love Halloween. I loved it as a kid when I dressed up as Superman and I still love it now as a college student. What I enjoy most is how, on Halloween, people can be more authentic than they...

From the archives: unity, facts and other questions

Connor Rohwer, Contributing Writer November 8, 2024

Note from the Editors: This article was originally published on January 14, 2017. The Carletonian is 148 years old, with over 3,400 issues published since its inception. To reflect and learn from the newspaper’s...

Carleton students could flip the house: vote in MN-02

Angie Craig, Contributing Writer November 1, 2024

In 2022, months after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, I credited students at Carleton with keeping MN-02 a pro-choice district. You registered here, got out to the polls and helped us send a...

Don’t forfeit your vote.

Ian Rothfeld, News Editor November 1, 2024

Failing to vote doesn’t send the message you think. It empowers others at your expense. “You're giving someone an excuse to ignore you,” said Steve Simon, the Minnesota Secretary of state, at a Carleton...

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