According to Jewish tradition, a person who dies on Rosh Hashanah is considered a tzaddik, a person of great righteousness. That is who Ruth Bader Ginsburg was. She was a trailblazer, a force to be reckoned with, but most of all, she was someone who
“Once you know what it means to be human, you can never finally turn your back, your body won’t let you. Bearing witness to both the beauty and the pain of our world is a task I want to be part of. By bearing witness,
Another National Men’s Day came and went on November 19 last year with the usual ugly fanfare on your choice of social media time-sucker. I know you’re sick, I’m sick, and the world’s men are sick of the usual tantrums: “Why is there a day
The Strokes are a household band in terms of 2000’s rock music, releasing the commercially and critically acclaimed “Is This It” in 2001 and following that up with “Room on Fire” in 2003, but after those two hit records, The Strokes failed to make an
Since COVID-19 hit the U.S. and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has since recommended that people wear face masks, my parents began making masks to cure their boredom. My mom made me a nice orange cloth mask, complete with hair ties, so that
As COVID-19, also known as the novel coronavirus, continues to be a problem throughout the world, forcing non-essential businesses and schools to close, many people, including musicians, have been hit hard. Practically every band has canceled their spring and summer tours, and festivals like Coachella,
Is it really true that the Beloit College’s Student Union Powerhouse is here and open? The Powerhouse is the now decommissioned Blackhawk Generating Station on the Rock River in the small town of Beloit, Wis. It houses many activities, from fitness to study rooms and
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,
There are few guarantees at Beloit College. Life is undoubtedly volatile, schedules are not set tightly the way they might be in life after college. This leads to less predictable sleep, moods, focus, and can put a strain on our relationships. As college students, we