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A Frosh’s Guide to Stanford Football
With campus back and bustling, navigating Stanford during your first quarter can be overwhelming. As the quarter goes on, upperclassmen start to throw around words like “The Axe,” “The Red Zone” and “All Right Now,” and it can be confusing, especially when it comes to traditions and all things Stanford spirit.
Beyond the wins and losses: What frosh are looking forward to from Stanford athletics
As frosh file onto campus and attend their first-ever Stanford sporting events as students, still wearing their Cardinal red NSO lanyards, they slowly begin to see the magic behind Stanford sports. Many frosh weren’t up to date with the University’s sports before arriving on campus, as was true for Mikaela Resch ’30. “I’ve always been kind of aware that we have really good sports, but not really following,” she said.
More T diversions coming, what about Zone 1A reform? - CommonWealth Magazine
THIS WEEKEND, in a devastating demolition accident, the T came crashing down. A worker was tragically killed, the Government Center Garage partially collapsed, and shuttle buses are now replacing the subway downtown “until further notice.” Commuters across the city are charting circuitous paths to work and school and budgeting extra time to travel to and from their destinations.
Students take the proper steps towards the future of inclusion
by Corinne Thomas, Marketing and Advertising Director March 31, 2021 An increase of diverse students on campus means a higher chance for racial bias. Students on campus have always had access to Sexual Assault Response Advocates (SARA). Still, there has never been an opportunity for diverse students that experience racial bias to share their experiences. Senior Taylor Williams is finishing a capstone project this semester with future students in mind, specifically those of color.
In the blink of an eye
by Corinne Thomas, Marketing and Advertising Director March 17, 2021 Most teens and young adults are guilty of distracted driving, texting, eating, reaching for the phone, or even changing the radio. Multitasking while driving is still distracted driving. After losing her father and grandmother to a car accident due to texting and driving, Simpson sophomore Morgan Castenson wants to tell Iowa residents and beyond why it’s important to leave that habit behind.
Goal setting leads to self-fulfillment
by Corinne Thomas, Advertising Director November 11, 2020 The object of a person’s ambition or effort; an aim or desired result. College students are busy. It’s a given fact, but that doesn’t mean you should forget the importance of setting goals and rewarding yourself. Goal setting should be a normal routine in daily lives for many reasons. I believe the most crucial reason for goal setting is to feel a sense of accomplishment.
Health concerns lead to a vegan lifestyle
Photo submitted to The Simpsonian by Corinne Thomas, Advertising Director October 23, 2020 Students are starting to adopt a vegetable-based diet due to the concern of the environment, animal rights and health changes. Veganism was first implemented in 1944, about 100 years after a vegetarianism society was founded in England in the 1800s. Anastasia Facio, a junior at Simpson College, says that she chose the vegan diet because dairy and other animal products were making her sick.
Society for Human Resource Management expands to include more majors
New board members were elected last Tuesday via Zoom as SHRM takes on this year virtually with COVID. by Corinne Thomas, Marketing and Advertising Director September 23, 2020 Organizations all over campus are finding new ways to stay connected while staying 6 feet apart and in groups less than 10. Society for Human Resource Management hopes to stay busy this year by offering their club to many more majors at Simpson. The club had its first meeting on Sept. 15 via Zoom.
Transvalvular Ventricular Unloading Before Reperfusion in Acute Myocardial Infarction
Journal of the American College of Cardiology Original Investigation Lija Swain, Lara Reyelt, Shreyas Bhave, Xiaoying Qiao, Corinne J. Thomas, Elric Zweck, Paige Crowley, Courtney Boggins, Michele Esposito, Michael Chin, Richard H. Karas, William O’Neill and Navin K. Kapur This article requires a subscription or purchase to view the full text. If you are a subscriber or member, click the login link or the subscribe link in the top menu above to access this article.
Greek Life works to stay connected
Above is a look at a bingo card Tri Delta members filled out for social media. by Corinne Thomas April 17, 2020 Challenges have been created for colleges and universities across the United States to keep Greek Life involved with each other. Living at home without your “brothers and sisters” is a challenge for many involved in the chapters at Simpson. Many chapters on campus are continuing to hold weekly meetings over zoom during isolation.
Coronavirus outbreak affects Simpson travel plans
File photo of Kent Campus Center. by Corinne Thomas, Staff reporter March 10, 2020 COVID-19 is taking over students’ lives, even if they aren’t infected. The coronavirus has affected travel plans for students all around the world, as well as scheduled events for Simpson students. Simpson students received an email at 9:30 a.m. on Monday, sparking fears among students with upcoming travel plans.
Changes to town square leave business owners with something to be desired
Photo by Seth Howard by Corinne Thomas, Marketing and Advertising Director January 29, 2020 Warren county has yet to produce any action from the recent demolition of the Warren County Courthouse in the Indianola town square. Many events have been held on the courthouse lawn for years and some community members are missing those family-friendly or night out events.
Sodexo considering changes for Kent
Photo by Austin Bell by Corinne Thomas, Advertising Manager January 22, 2020 Sodexo may be making some changes to Simpson’s dining options. Au Bon Pain and Red Mango are being considered to be replaced by other similar options to improve Simpson dining. ABP and Red Mango are hot-spots during the lunch hour. Many students depend on ABP for a healthier and fast option when they are in a rush between classes, meetings, and practices. Sodexo has talked of revising its contract with ABP.
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