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The grass is frosted white, and crunching under your muck boots, the sun shining orange, causing each blade to shimmer in its light. You make your way to the hay field behind the house to let the chickens out, their brightly colored coop…

At 50 Park Street, you may hear streaming through the front window, “Hi, we’re the sober house.” Yes, “sober” is one way to view the lifestyle of those who reside in the cramped quarters of The Lounge, but do not let our sense of…

On October 2, Thelmo’s Diversity Committee hosted the opening ceremony for the returning UNITY project that takes place between Hepburn Hall and Park St. According to Thelmo’s Diversity Chair Shedrack Bogonko, the event has been a…

Welcome back to another edition of the good ol’ Boot ‘N’ Paddle. How was your day? Did you eat at Dana or the Pub this morning? Or, if you’re too hungover, you might’ve skipped it, making this whole line of questioning irrelevant. That’s…

Located at One University Ave, sits a little yellow house, known as the Artist Guild. It houses 9 visual artists interested in different mediums of art. Our statement as the Artist Guild is to sustain artistic expression across…

Driving down Highway 184, it is nearly impossible to miss. Vibrant fall flowers bloom on the roadside and lambs frolic in a grassy field. Bittersweet Farm,the sign reads, Organic Eggs, Organic Transplants. Milkweed “a loveable,…

Let me start off by saying that I truly love Dana Dining Hall. Many people across St. Lawrence’s campus complain about bland food, and a lack of options and seating in Dana, but they’re missing out. There are always fresh, healthy…

Everyone knows that lunch can be lonely sometimes. It happens to the best of us, with our hectic class schedules and various extracurriculars. Sometimes there simply isn’t time for a quality meal with friends. That is, there wasn’t, until…