Aries (March 21-April 19) Looking for a deeper connection, Aries? Try to look to friends and maybe a significant other to find that. This could just be trying to find safe ways to stay connected within your friendship or relationship. Also, try to dream up some exciting business ventures, don’t be afraid to ask your […]
Aries (March 21 – April 19) Take time to explore your thoughts, Aries. Try to get to know yourself better when you’re alone. It may be tempting to get into some battles this week. Try to find your center and spend that energy. It doesn’t have to be analytical, maybe some yoga or meditation could […]
Aries (March 21 – April 19) Make sure to work on your flexibility this week, Aries. Yet, being flexible doesn’t mean you should be pushing yourself until you break. If you are feeling that you are being close to breaking, try to come up with new ways to get things done or just being prepared […]
Associate Professor of Art, Kelly Goff, unveiled a new piece of art on Wheaton’s campus right outside of Chapin Hall on Sep. 17. The sculpture is titled “Continuous Line II” and is described by Goff as “a three-dimensional drawing” It was made out of rusty steel pipes that used to be a part of Wheaton’s […]
Aries (March 21-April 19) You have potential, Aries. USE IT! But don’t get a big head, you still need other people to have success. So you do have everything that you need. Professors, friends, and family are here to help you. Try not to bite their heads off when they do try to help you. […]
Aries (March 21 – April 19) It’s time to be social!! You should start making contacts with professors, partnerships and businesses. If you have an exciting idea, trust your friends to help you make those money moves. In the middle of the week, try to think outside the box. Maybe get organized, make your bed, […]
The constant pressure to be a profound academic sometimes warrants a need for escape. “Art is something that makes you breathe with a different kind of happiness,” said textile artist Anni Albers in her famous quote. There’s a certain atmosphere that sits in the Beard and Weil gallery that emulates just that, a small place […]
This year, a number of Wheaton students attended the PAX (Penny Arcade Expo) East convention in Boston. PAX is a video game convention where independent game developers, large game companies and critics alike attend to meet and see new developments in the industry. “It was a lot of see different games that are currently in […]
The political climate, much like the global climate, is getting hot and heavy. The 2020 presidential election has come into full swing after the fiasco known as the Iowa caucus. Just last week, I myself drove two hours up to my hometown in New Hampshire to vote in the primaries. I had not forgotten to […]
Whenever I sit down and think about a recent film I have watched, my mind races between the things that worked and did not work in that respective piece. When something enticing piques my interest, I try my best to avoid full-on reviews of the final product, which at times can be difficult. In order […]