Lake Forest College Students Organize Walkout for Palestine 

Lake Forest College Students Organize Walkout for Palestine 

Caleb Pope ’27 Staff Writer popecse95@lakeforest.edu Slightly a year after the October 7th attack, protests supporting both Israel and Palestine have erupted across the nation. Students at Lake Forest College conducted a walkout at 11:45 a.m. on Tuesday, October 8th which sought to highlight the struggles of Palestinians.   The walkout began with students forming a circle around the school’s library. Then after this gathering, organizers spoke on Palestine and grievances with Israel and its actions….

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Beetlejuice BeetleJuice 2 Movie Review

Beetlejuice BeetleJuice 2 Movie Review

Jacky Toledo Soto ’24 Features Editor toledosotoj@lakeforest.edu Spooky season is right around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than to review Beetlejuice Beetlejuice 2.  Tim Burton created the original Beetlejuice in 1988 with a star-studded cast. Since its release, the film has become a cult classic, with fans eagerly awaiting a sequel, which recently premiered on September 6, 2024. According to a ScreenRant article, Beetlejuice has grossed over $337 million—a box office hit!…

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Protest Policy Changes Sparks Student Concern

Protest Policy Changes Sparks Student Concern

Jillian Beaster ’28 News Editor beasterjro@lakeforest.edu Towards the end of the 2023-2024 school year, certain Lake Forest Student Handbook policies were re-evaluated and expanded. The section “Demonstration, Protest, and Freedom of Expression” was updated from the 1960s “Speaker Policy,” which the school previously operated on.  Ed Whipple, Interim Vice-President for Campus Life, said the section is an expansion of the Speaker Policy that gave little guidance. “We actually just started working with students, talking to…

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The Offseason for an Injured Athlete

The Offseason for an Injured Athlete

Christian Hirschboeck ’25 Sports EditorHirschboeckcia@lakeforest.edu The conclusion of a Division III collegiate athlete’s regular season may typically provide a sense of relief as they shed their sporting obligations for the time being until captain’s practices and team lifts start up again months later, but for athletes who were seriously injured while in-season, this is a time that particularly wears hard on both the physical and mental fronts of students. In season, a long-term injury brings…

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The Iowa Caucus and Donald Trump’s Claim for Presidency

The Iowa Caucus and Donald Trump’s Claim for Presidency

Elizabeth Poisel Staff Writerpoiselela82@lakeforest.edu My question for you: is it ethical for Donald J. Trump, who is currently facing countless federal charges – some relating to his actions and validity as president in the first place – and has previously been impeached not once, but twice, to not only run, but have a strong possibility of becoming president again? How many times must this man be tried, impeached, and indicted for us to deny his…

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Review of Society of The Snow

Review of Society of The Snow

Jacqueline Toledo Soto ’24Staff Writertoledosotoj@lakeforest.edu On October 13, 1972, Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 crashed in the Andes mountains. The flight carried 40 passengers and five crew members, with only 16 survivors who had to endure two and a half months of harsh conditions before being rescued. The recently released film The Society of the Snow takes you back to early 1970s Uruguay, where the opening shot focuses on a rugby game. The rugby team,…

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