Ukraine-Russian Conflict: Was Gen Z’s Response Appropriate?

Ukraine-Russian Conflict: Was Gen Z’s Response Appropriate?

By Lia Fiffles ’24  Opinion’s Editor fiffleslm@lfc.edu Born between the years 1997 to 2012, Gen Z is the first generation to grow up with easy access to the internet, and we’ve maintained our reputation as a group of jaded individuals that struggle to utilize it in an appropriate way.  With a variety of topics that make headlines on social media, almost each and every one has faced the blunt and careless humor from Gen Z….

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Artworks Explored: Nuclear Testing and Labors of Motherhood

Artworks Explored: Nuclear Testing and Labors of Motherhood

Tabitha L. Andrews ’23 Staff Writer andrewstly@lfc.edu  At Lake Forest College, the Department of Art and Art History put together a distinguished selection of works displayed in the galleries at Durand Hall. Many of these pieces have been created over multiple years and redefine the parameters of art. The impact of the human experience, taking ideas from history, personal accounts, politics, and society to analyze and interpret artistically, are exponential in these works.  Two of…

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The Long-Awaited Debut of Forester Lax

The Long-Awaited Debut of Forester Lax

Christian I. Hirschboeck ’25 Staff Writer hirschboeckcia@lfc.edu   After a long, long time, lacrosse at Lake Forest College is finally recognized as NCAA D3 teams for both women and men. As lacrosse continues to grow in popularity across the United States, we have seen both teams here on campus go from club teams to fully-fledged members of the athletic program.  With the recent construction of Mohr Field and renovation of Halas Hall, our lacrosse teams…

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ROI: Restoration Over Investment

ROI: Restoration Over Investment

By Reece Wearing ’24  Staff Writer  wearingrd@lfc.edu “A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity, stability, and beauty of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise,” claims Aldo Leopold, establishing what has since been referred to as the Land Ethic. On the Lake Forest College campus, three locations—Shooting Star Savannah, Reverie Prairie, and the McClure Rain Garden—exemplify the College’s attempts to follow the Land Ethic; however, the College consistently…

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Freedom Fighter Fuels Resistance

Freedom Fighter Fuels Resistance

By Jenn Arias ’23  Staff Writer  ariasjri@lfc.edu On February 22, 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin sent military troops into Ukraine to invade, bomb, and capture the country by any means necessary. In what is quickly becoming a third World War, Ukrainian citizens are abandoning their homes and fleeing to surrounding Eastern European countries out of fear for their lives. After almost a month of violence, Russia is still raining down bombs on populated cities and…

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Love in the 2020s Virtual World

Love in the 2020s Virtual World

By Andrea Goreta ’25  Staff Writer  goretaa02@lfc.edu Look around yourself. How many people have met their significant other online? For me, this question was raised when I realized that many people I know have met their partners online. One friend met her boyfriend, and another met his girlfriend on a dating app. One friend started her relationship with a guy while being 6,000 miles apart; even my aunt started dating her boyfriend after they got…

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