Student Body President has big plans for next year and the rest of his life
Spending half his week dedicated to Student Government and the other half dedicated to his fraternity, one may wonder how Keene State College student body president Donald Clemmenson spends his free time.
Baseball season is only just beginning but already the Red Sox aren’t meeting preseason expectations. Some are playing unexpectedly well, others unexpectedly badly. Here are some of the biggest surprises of the young Red Sox season so far.
Students advised to take internships even when unpaid
To be paid, or not to be paid. That is the question. With an unemployment rate nearly twice that of two years ago, college students are looking for anything that may make them seem valuable to the job market.
Letter to the editor
As I was skimming the Thursday, April 8 edition of The Equinox, I was shocked when I came across the staff commentary titled, “When applying duct tape to the mouths of radicals, freedom of speech isn’t maintained”...
Senior Graphic Arts students display their body of work in M.A.C.
On Friday, April 16, seniors in the Graphic Design program at Keene State College welcomed family members, friends, alumni and community members to view their completed portfolios.
Students of Keene State College are in the beginning stages of officially creating another club sport. On April 14, students stood around Appian Way and gathered signatures to start up a soccer club for KSC.
EDITORIAL
There is something iconic about a white picket fence bordering a freshly mowed lawn, a lawn home to hydrangea bushes and an in-ground swimming pool; along with settling into a cookie-cutter, pastel-colored house, the idea of building a life and thriving after college has become the cornerstone of the American Dream.
Student-citizen relationship proves to be a challenge
Any student who has lived on campus past his or her freshman year knows what it feels like to find themselves in a predicament on housing selection day.
A group of women gathered Monday, April 12 in an effort to raise awareness of heart disease in women.
Art students show off work from all different levels
On April 17, the Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery opened their doors for the debut of the annual Emerging Art show.
STAFF COMMENTARY
To stare into the eyes of my aging, senile, increasingly incontinent cat may be likened to a nerve-wracking confrontation with the gaping and inescapable abyss of one’s own mortality.
Thick August air and cigar smoke will turn downtown Keene into a giant humidor this summer, but just for one day. At the April 15 City Council meeting councilors voted 11-3 in favor of allowing a local business owner to hold a cigar tasting event on the sidewalk outside his Central Square store on Aug. 28.
