In the past weeks The Round Table has written numerous articles about the inherent ideological problems that Young Americans for Freedom has shown in the past year. The local chapter here at Beloit has hosted three speakers whose only purpose appears to be to provoke
On Sunday November 3rd, otherwise known as the worst day of my life, Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton won his sixth world championship, his third world title in a row, and his fifth in the last six years. But this victory is not a cause
Editor’s Note: Mustafa Quadir is an executive member of the Buccaneer Boathouse, but is not speaking for the organization. This piece originally appeared in the Oct. 7 edition of The Round Table. This fall, the Buccaneer Boathouse entered its 4th semester of operation, and with
Is it just me or did the first two Wednesdays of this semester seem a little chilly? After a two week scare, Warm Cookie Wednesdays have finally returned to Commons. Here are the 7 reasons why this is worth celebrating. Big Nostalgia Energy There’s something
Noah Sisson’s piece was a pernicious mix of deceit, spin, repetition, and half-baked research, almost impressively confined to the space of a few hundred words. Nearly every item posited as fact is demonstrably untrue. To set the record straight in order: Erik Prince was not
On September 2ndAmericans across the country woke up late, spent time with family, and maybe barbequed in the backyard. There were; however, around 1,000 people who instead got up at their usual hour and went about their days as normal. Beloit College held classes on
This story was originally published in the September 16 issue of the Round Table. On October 10th Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) are planning to bring former Vice President Dick Cheney to speak. The last speaker that YAF brought to campus was Erik Prince who
This op-ed was penned collectively by Hannah Flanders, Carly Sutherland and Lily Serio for CRIS 165 Sex and Power. This semester’s CRIS 165 Sex and Power course is hosting events in response to Beloit College’s anti-racism clause. We, authors of this article, students in 165
The Christchurch shooting was streamed on Facebook Live. The shooter narrated his actions as he carried them out, speaking with the same detachment as a gamer streaming on Twitch. Minutes before the event, the shooter linked his 74-page manifesto, which obsessed over “white genocide” and
One of the hottest talking points of recent years is the “free speech crisis” purportedly sweeping college campuses nationwide. Conservative activists claim that universities are indoctrinating students into liberal thought, that professors direct students towards a dismissal of conservative ideas and that higher education is