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The Spectator
| Vol. L No. 9 |
November 06, 2009 |
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NEWS
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| Hamilton Hit by H1N1 Outbreak |
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| College Focuses on Town-Gown Relationship |
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| SA Update: Evaluation Deadline Will Remain |
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| NESCAC News |
EDITORIAL
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
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| Can't Get Enough of Your Favorite WHCL DJs? Check Out Their Blog! |
| Pink Flamingos Takes Filth and Disturbia to New Level and Will Change How You See Eggs |
| Have You Missed IMF Lately? Well, They're Back in Action! |
Enhancing Town-Gown Relations: Students Need to Regard Clinton with Hometown Pride
by Tracey Ogagba '12Opinion Writer
November 06, 2009
When sitting at home on a mundane weekend, late night options seem few and far between. Sometimes it is hard to believe that an entire town rests at the bottom of the Hill, past the Village Tavern. More often than not, we forget, or don't notice, the strong ties Hamilton has always had with its neighboring communities and the mutual benefits that come with them. All students should understand how nice it is to be a part of something that exists beyond the Hamilton bubble. More...
| Letters to the Editor |
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| Foreign Language Students Unprepared For Global Economy |
A New Take on Activism
by Katrina Rabeler '12Features Writer
November 06, 2009
There have been several interesting lectures in the past two weeks at Hamilton. Topics have included Carcinogous fire retardants in furniture, mountaineering expeditions in Nepal, "Sex and Sustainability" and Jennifer Lowe-Anker's memoir about an avalanche killing her husband and the climbing school for Sherpa she founded in memory of him. More...
| From Where I Sit: Hamilton's International Perspective |
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| Students pursue passions to create their own class | ||
| Resting in Peace on the Hill | ||
| Trustee Corner: John Rice '78 | ||
| Hungry? How about Challah? |
International Hamilton Student Attends Second Governors' Global Climate Summit
by Yinghan Ding '12Science & Technology Writer
November 06, 2009
"I want to protect my coastal community from sea level rise."
"I want a bustling and green economy."
"I want to use cleaner, greener and recycled products."
These were several things young climate change activists had on their minds at the Governors' Global Climate Summit 2, which was held in Los Angeles from Sept. 29 to Oct. 2. The Summit brought together world and industry leaders and provided them with the opportunity to talk about global climate issues. This year's Summit was of great importance because it set the stage for the COP 15 United Nations Climate Change Conference, which will be held in Copenhagen next month. More...
Missed Opportunity
Soccer nearly pulls off historic upset
by David Biel '13Sports Writer
November 06, 2009
Despite their successful regular season, the Continentals were edged out in the semifinals of the Liberty League tournament by Hobart. This was their second consecutive loss to the school, and in both games they got edged out by one goal. This time they were shutout 1-0 in a heartbreaking effort in which both defenses played well. After a flawless first half, the tie was broken in the fifty-fourth minute. More...