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By ABAGAEL GILES COLUMNIST As the weather cools and the last of the leaves begin to drop, gray skies abound. This October was sultry and stormy, full of rainy days and blustery, cold weather. Now that November is here, you may naturally…

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By MYLES TRAINER STAFF WRITER We have done so much this fall at the sustainability site, everything from timber framing to harvesting to food preparation. Shouldn’t a liberal arts institution be similar to working on a diversified farm…

BY: Chelsea Zahler Staff Writer Anonymous social networking has undoubtedly become popular over the last few years with the emergence of apps like Yik Yak and Whisper. For many, it’s considered liberating to post whatever they please…

BY: Olivia White, Features Editor, & Annie Wilcox, Staff Writer Herring-Cole is one the oldest buildings on St. Lawrence’s campus. It is comprised of Herring Hall, completed in 1870, and the Cole Reading Room, added in 1903 to…

By Madeline Tiede STAFF WRITER “Attend a Thelmo meeting” was on my SLU Bucket-List until this past Wednesday of my senior year, when I finally decided to cross it off. The hour-long meeting that I sat in on was eye-opening. Thelmo is…

By Rebecca Doser FEATURES EDITOR Well, if you are reading this thinking, “Woah, it’s Halloween already? What on earth am I going to be,” then this is your lucky day, my friend. Here are 8 DIY Halloween Costumes that I can assure all…

By Rebecca Doser FEATURES EDITOR Multitasking gives us a feeling of instant gratification. You have an urge to text someone, you grab your phone. A website ad comes up, you click on it. You want to listen to music while studying, you…