Film Review: A Walk in the Woods
By Daphne Ellis, contributing writer Looking for an inspiring escape? The film adaptation of Bill Bryson’s A Walk in The Woods is presently showing at The Majestic Theater, and it is absolutely thrilling! Follow the incredible story of the author who challenged his own mind and body by literally taking a walk in the woods. Bryson, along with an old friend, takes on the Northbound Appalachian Trail, recalling strange encounters...
Lincoln statue initiates discussion of race, equality
By Julia Sippel, Staff Writer As summer came to a close, many students were perplexed by the construction beside Stevens Hall, built in 1868 and named after abolitionist Thaddeus Stevens. On Friday, Sept. 18 this confusion was resolved by the appearance of a large bronze statue of President Abraham Lincoln, by no means a newcomer to Gettysburg. Built by artist Stan Watts (the same sculptor who brought Lincoln to life outside of the...
