Article and Photos by : Ben Libeskind The First Year Village with short-term emergency lighting after the outage began. The Froelicher Hall buildings on Thursday, approximately one hour after losing power. The site of the power failure being prepared for the generator during the outage on Thursday. Public Safety and Facilities Management Services responded
Article By: Jonah Schweitzer The Alt-Right, a term coined by White Nationalist Richard Spencer, are recognizable for their dapper style of dress. The 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charleston left the world with a lot of memorable images, but one that sticks out in the public consciousness is a crowd of white
Article By: Jonah Schweitzer Paul Manafort, age 69, is currently serving a 7 1⁄2 year prison sentence on felony charges of fraud, and conspiracy. Manafort is most well known for his role as Donald Trump’s campaign chairman during the 2016 presidential election, but he’s had a decades-long career colored by countless deaths, and ties to
Article by: Connie D’Agostino This past March was the final Queer Qrush, an all-inclusive LGBTQ+ dance party held monthly at the Ottobar in Hampden. In recent months the event has been subject to attack in the media by Julia Beck, a former member of Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh’s LGBT Commission. Beck has publicly accused the
Article by: Jonah Schweitzer Alex Jones serves as an important stop on the journey to dangerous right wing ideology. The transition from more traditional conservative thinking to Alex Jones appears at first innocuous. The average Fox news viewer can find a lot of points of agreeance with Alex Jones. Jones fiercely opposes illegal immigration, strongly
Article by: Lucy Keyser The following article contains segments of a letter provided by the Women’s Lacrosse team. To ensure their safety, anonymity has been granted for the player who agreed to be interviewed. The coaches of the Women’s Lacrosse team were fired after being overthrown by the team. A week before the Goucher
Article by Ben Libeskind Photos by Thomas Gernon For Adam Jones ‘20, Wednesday morning started with a knock on his door at approximately 5:30 am. It was the Baltimore City Police Department. At first, they asked was if he was okay. The reason: graffiti depicting a slur stating that “I’m gonna kill all n*****s”
Article by: Ben Libeskind Concrete Work at the Hampton Plaza building generated a siren-like noise that could be heard throughout campus A shot blasting machine preparing the concrete surface on level A of the Hampton Plaza parking garage. Students, faculty, and staff on campus the evening of Friday October 19th between 6:00pm and 9:00pm
Article by Joshua Greenberg Contributor: Talia Military of the Quindecim Special Thanks to Chief-Editor Maddie St. John and the Quindecim Newspaper Throughout the duration of a college, professors come and go, leaving behind legacies that carry their names forward. Sadly, it is time to say goodbye to several committed faculty members of Goucher College. In
Photo Credit: Goucher College Article by Kylie Miller As Goucher is closing in on the end of the 2017-2018 school year, there is a lot of buzz about what will be different in the fall. Many changes are in the works and here is the lowdown of what’s on the horizon. Construction There have been
