Alyssa ventures to farmer's market
by Alyssa Cady in Features
"You want to get off here and walk all the way down that road," advised the driver of the bus to downtown St. Paul.
Surprised, I poked my head out of the vehicle, eyeing the empty street ahead of me and snapped my head back up at her with a look of suspicion.
Senior deflects the post-grad question
by Héctor Ramos-Ramos in Features
Talk to the average Macalester senior about his/her post-graduate plans, and judging from what I've seen, I'd say chances are you'll get one of three responses:
First, a well-orchestrated life-plan. This is a sign of incipient adulthood. It's usually delivered in a voice that sounds unusually self-confident, and may be followed by a grin of self-satisfaction.
by Proma Sen in Features
A small undergraduate college in St. Paul with less than 2,000 students is a significant attraction to many incoming students, including transfers, looking to be part of the exclusive community here. For the average transfer student, Macalester represents a new college existence with a redefined purpose.
Hedge Funds.
by Elias Tezapsidis in Features
I am sure you have noticed this has been a highly uneventful week from an economic standpoint; we only had some minor losses. The loving U.S. government seized suffering American International Group, proving that the credit crisis is affecting credit insurance contracts.
by Hannah Wydeven in Features
Dear Hannah,
A few weeks ago I started my first lesbian relationship. My girlfriend is experienced, but I've only ever been with men. I've never gone down on a girl and I have no idea how! I'm fine with my hands because I've had years of experience on my own equipment, but I have no idea where to start with my mouth.
by in Features
This week The Mac Weekly sat down with Abby Russell '09 and Sarah Moskowitz '09, co-leaders of Macalester Jewish Organization.
TMW: What's your favorite thing about MJO?
AR: MJO is always changing, but we have a core group. There's always this question about what denomination we are, but we have our MJO traditions.
by in Features
The Mac Weekly sat down with Riyaz Gayasaddin '08, recently placed in Baltimore with Teach for America to find out what Teach for America is all about. The organization began in 1990 in responce to educational equality injustices and placed 500 teachers. In 2008, there are 3,700 teachers across the U.
2008 Woodie Awards