With every start of a journey, there is always an end. As there are only two weeks left in the semester, we are all rapidly approaching that end. Recently, I have found myself in a swarm of conflicting...
Sadie Basila, Managing Forum Editor
• May 12, 2021
I drive a silver SUV. It looks almost exactly like a Campus Safety car. Of course, I don’t have the red letters (by the way, how much did they spend on getting those new ones that say safety instead...
For the first time, President Biden announced that May 5 will be Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day. For years, activists have worked to highlight the crisis that is Missing and Murdered...
I hate when people say that time heals everything. We have so little time, and yet, we decide to fill it with our past transgressions – even if that past transgression is a very real war. Acceptance,...
If there was one topic that has been on the minds of many people over the past couple of weeks, it has got to be policing. I know, it is a very touchy subject, as it involves topics such as the abuse...
A good relationship is a balanced one, where the question of sides dissolves into mutual benefit. And yet, this is rarely how diplomacy works; it is a kind of game of domestic interests placated by international...
Miles Nabritt, Managing Forum Editor
• April 14, 2021
How can one describe isolation?
Is it merely the state of being lonely?
No friends, no family, no moral reprieve?
Nothing but the stillness of space
And the echoing of...
Brian J. Evans, Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow and Lecturer in Dance
• March 24, 2021
Lecturer in Dance Brian J. Evans came to Bates last fall after earning his Masters of Fine Arts degree in Dance from the University of Washington, Seattle Campus. Beginning a tenure-track position is a...
https://youtu.be/xhjWCRNVRAA
Ellie, Jamari, and Miles take some time to discuss the recent shooting in Atlanta, Georgia and how we can better support the Asian-American community.
