Gettysburgian editors Ben Pontz and Gauri Mangala discuss the news and other items of interest on the Gettysburg College campus and interview campus newsmakers on the new On Target podcast produced in association with WZBT.
Jessica Good Speaks on Stereotyping and Discrimination in Colloquium Series
By Thea Toocheck, Staff Writer On Friday, November 2, the department of Psychology hosted a presentation in its ongoing Kenneth L. Smoke Colloquium Series. Jessica J. Good, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Psychology at Davidson College in North Carolina gave a presentation on her ongoing research regarding stereotyping and discrimination entitled “Classroom Diversity: Emphasize Similarities or […]
Speaker Deborah Owens tells “Seven Wealthy Habits of Successful Women”
By Kayla Britt, Staff Writer On Wednesday, Dec. 20, students gathered in CUB 260 to hear Ms. Deborah Owens speak about how to become financially secure and independent, geared particularly towards women. Smart Women Securities and the Eisenhower Institute co-sponsored Deborah Owens’ dynamic talk entitled “Seven Wealthy Habits of Successful Women.” Owens, a native of […]
“The Butler” illuminates but falls short of making history
By Pam Giangreco, Contributing Writer Any medium of expression may be used to provide a venue for the catharsis of the collective imagination. Our nation’s history, although proud, is also riddled with fading memories of extreme violence and segregation, making it of the utmost importance that these topics are engaged in the mainstream media today […]
Environmental justice advocates equal treatment within all cities
By Tyler Leard, Staff Writer Speaking before a large audience in the College Union Building, Jonathon Ostar painted a stark picture about race and class issues in America in the 8th Annual Derrick K. Gondwe Memorial Lecture on Social and Economic Justice. “Too many people are complimenting themselves and are willing to say that… we […]
Out, Proud, and Queer: The 2014 Olympics and the rights of the Circassians
By Emma Okell, ALLies Correspondent The 2014 Winter Olympics have been a great source of controversy recently. There is outrage over the fact that LGBT athletes and spectators will be in danger of arrest, and different countries have found their own ways of protesting, including the use of an official 2010 Olympics pin that advocates […]
