The Round Table got a chance to sit down with Tony Capozziello, the founder of a local Beloit advocacy group: Good Trouble Beloit. On Tuesday, Feb 15, Capozziello won the Governor’s Financial Literacy Award for exceptional financial education for Wisconsinites. Round Table: What is Good
When talking to people about eggs, it’s not uncommon to hear lots of complaining. “They’re too runny.” “The texture grosses me out.” “I’m fine with them until I remember that I’m eating eggs.” Although everyone is entitled to their own opinions, those sentences are gross
In the small hours of the morning on Wednesday, Feb. 23, Russian president Vladimir Putin announced a “military operation” in the Donbas region of Eastern Ukraine. However, after explosions were heard in the capital Kyiv and several other Ukrainian cities it became clear that the
For the second time, Beloit College hosted Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers. However, on his impromptu Feb. 23 visit, the governor came bearing excellent news. After sifting through some 200+ applications, the City of Beloit was awarded a $9 million Neighborhood Investment Fund grant. This grant
The Beloit International Film Festival, more commonly known as BIFF, will be kicking off from Feb. 25 through Mar. 6. Films will be shown at seven different venues in Beloit. They will be offering a wide selection of movie categories ranging from a selection of
Beloit swim wrapped up their season on Feb. 20 in Grinnell, IA. The men took sixth place and the women took eighth. Despite the low team finishes, there were a couple record setting times and a satisfying close to the season. One of those times
We live in a different generation of sports than we could ever imagine. Whether that be the new found player empowerment of the NBA or the ever changing format in college football. Amongst these changes that have occurred in our lifetime has been the adaptation
Male sports teams. An environment where there is seemingly little to no homosexual activity and frankly, rejects it. Male sports teams foster a space for young men to be openly homophobic, racist, ablelist, and hateful to anything that doesn’t meet the idea of what it
In 2011, “Ready Player One” was released. It’s a book about a dystopian future in which a few giant corporations control almost all of American life, and the majority of people are forced to live in stacks, towers of temporary housing piled precariously on top
The Constitution of the United States remains one of the most influential documents ever written, reinventing democracy and paving the way for a more just and holy union. This text would be ineffectual and without cause, if it were not for its preamble: We hold