“Artful Nature” and “Getting There” Make Waves in Schmucker Art Gallery
By Jennifer Clogg, Staff Writer I push through the doors of Schmucker Art Gallery into a world of chilled, silent, and beautiful respect. There are two functioning sides of the gallery currently: Artful Nature and the Legacy of Maria Sibylla Merian curated by Emily Roush (2021) and Shannon Zeltmann (2021), with direction from Professor Felicia Else and Professor Kay Etheridge, and Getting There featuring art by Andrew Ellis Johnson...
Fall 2019 Performance Calendar at Gettysburg College
By Jennifer Clogg, Staff Writer Here at Gettysburg College, there is always a variety of events that students can attend. Of all the events offered in a single semester, my personal favorites are the conservatory performances and the plays and musicals. Below are the dates for all of the upcoming musical and theatrical events for the fall semester so that you don’t miss out on any of the best action! Next to Normal Performance dates...
Dodging the Bullet: Stress-Free Rushing
By Jennifer Clogg, Staff Writer My mother has talked about the incredible family of sisterhood that comes from rushing a sorority since before I can remember. Connections, fun sorority pride; I have waited patiently for my turn to begin rushing a sorority. Finally, my turn is almost here. About a month ago, I signed up to rush. Ever since, I have attended events for “pre-rush,” the process that girls must go through before actual...
Dodging the Bullet: Riding a Sugar High From Tri Sigma’s Cupcake Wars
In today’s world, there are few things that everyone (or almost everyone) can agree upon liking. Cupcakes are definitely one of those few, which was why when I heard that Tri Sigma was having Cupcake Wars and the entrance free was just $6, I couldn’t pass up such a tasty opportunity. Clubs and groups from every part of campus signed up ahead of time in teams, made cupcakes, and submitted their treats to be tried and judged by...
‘Gypsy’ Goes All Girl
By Jennifer Clogg, Staff Writer When considering the best classic American musicals of all time, some of the first to come to mind are ‘Oklahoma!’, ‘Fiddler on the Roof’, and, of course, ‘Gypsy’. The plot follows an overprotective mother called Rose, her bundle of biological (and “adopted”) children, and her submissive talent-agent boyfriend, Herbie. All Rose wants is to rocket her children, particularly her daughter June,...
