The end of the school year is here. In a short week, gowns will be flowing and caps will be throwing. Then May Term. And finally summer. The coming months of sweat and suntan lotion bring a number of things—ice cream, fresh-cut grass and perhaps a camping trip or... 
One day before April Fool's day, I received an email forwarded to me by Matthew Amstutz. The email was from a man named “Mark Saltveit,” who claimed to be the editor of “Palindromist Magazine” and the world champion of palindromes, dubbed by none other than Will... 
This past week, I tried to tell a joke. It wasn’t a bad joke; in fact, it might have been a good joke, but it was, above all, insensitive. Upon being informed of my cousin’s aunt’s stroke, I thought a joke would be the best way to rid the ensuing awkward expression... 
Did you know that in addition to “B-League” basketball, many colleges have sports teams that actually go to other colleges and play against them? I learned that this week, when my friends convinced me to sign up to participate in a sort of legal (they tell me)... 
Does anybody else think it’s funny when people end up looking like their pets? Like that bald guy with a squashed nose who owns a bulldog, or the poodle-lover with weird, fluffy hair? Sometimes the resemblance is simply uncanny.
This brings me to another phenomenon... 
Dear Reader,
It was a regular Monday morning; the radio blared to wake me and I rubbed my eyes as I shrugged my bathrobe onto my shoulders. I stumbled into the adjacent room to start the coffee but was stopped short halfway to the machine. There, on the white linoleum... 
There is a lot to appreciate when you go to the Westlawn Dining Hall - the smiles and hellos of Trudy, Elsie and the crew, an endless supply of chocolate milk and the likelihood of a great conversation with fellow Leaf diners. All of that, however wonderful, may not be my... 
For the 2012 'Light in the Darkness Tour,’ Goshen Men’s Chorus looks to the west this coming spring break week, in concern for those neighbors scattered on the wrong side of the Mississippi. Passing through Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa, the men’s choir is undoubtedly... 
