The Round Table sat down with Beloit College’s very Kiara Davis ’21 as she ate Qdoba in Study Room D of Robert H. Morse Library. Round Table: What’s your major? Kiara Davis: I’m a health and society major and I’m thinking of becoming a religious
The Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers and Minnesota Twins pulled off a mind-boggling 3-team trade this past Monday, with the headliner being 2018 AL MVP Mookie Betts, an outfielder, heading to play in Dodger Blue. The Dodgers also received veteran starting pitcher David Price,
This past weekend Beloit College’s Swimming and Diving team took a trip to Grinnell College for the three day 2019/20 Midwest Conference Swim Championships. Friday Tenajh Gaitor’22, David Morris’21, George Carlson’23, and Camden Leonard’23 started off for the Bucs on Friday in the 200-yard freestyle
On Sept. 11, 2001, Brooklyn’s very own Jay-Z dropped “The Blueprint,” an album with strong bars and with strong production from many guest producers such as Kanye West. The album even features Eminem. The album has strong beats that echo hints of jazz and “old
Bojack Horseman may begin as a show about someone who is “more horse than a man,” but by the end of the series you learn that Bojack is “more man than a horse.” Bojack Horseman is a show about emotional and personal growth. By the
The Oscars. The night when all of us common people gather around the television to watch the star-studded red carpet and play our own game of fashion police. Honestly, I’m not sure what people care about more, the awards, or what the award recipient is
Recently, an op-ed entitled, “What Exactly is the Left Alliance?” was published in The Round Table. It asks many questions about who we are and what we stand for, so we would like to take this opportunity to introduce our group and clear up some
The Poetry Garden, an installation artwork and public space on the southeastern corner of campus, remains a quiet enigma for some Beloit College students. “It’s kind of bizarre and underused,” said Hana Hassanpourgal’20. “And very weirdly constructed but very appealing to me. In the summer,
As the second primary came to a close on Wednesday, voters were met with another close race. Though Senator Sanders won the popular vote with 25.7%, he actually tied in delegates with South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg. Both candidates received 9 delegates. Sanders officially declared
At the Wright Museum of Art, there is currently a photography exhibit showcasing Reflections by Terrence A. Reese. Friday, February 7 was the opening reception where Reese discussed his photography and methods. Reflections will be up at the Wright Museum until April 3. According to