Lake Forest College
Valentine’s Day is coming up soon, and as many of us know, it is a holiday where you will either cherish a special loved one like you should have been doing all year round or sob in the showers about your eternal loneliness. Let’s be real, if you are getting a gift on campus, you should be lucky if that “special someone” gets you a P.O.D. bought heart shaped candy box. It is not unusual…
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One hundred years ago, the Lake Forest College Stentor—established in 1898— wrote an article covering the Lake Forest College annual Junior Prom (similar to what we now call the Winter Formal). The following is the 1915 article from the newspaper: “Tomorrow night Lake Forest College society makes its formal bow of the year with the Junior Prom. Everything so far has led up to the event. Until round about the Christmas vacation the process was…
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Dear Editor, I read the article written by Zoe Maurer on the sexual misconduct training in the November 25th edition of the Stentor. I am happy that an article was written, but disappointed that I was not contacted to discuss the training and why it was implemented. I noted that large chunks of the email I wrote to the student body were included, but I do not think that cutting and pasting my email constitutes…
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Created by Samantha Miller ’17, is a recurrent satirical comic about events at Lake Forest College.
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We enter the month of February, individuals across campus are planning events for students to celebrate and embrace Black History Month. “Every month is White history month, so I feel we should do a lot more for Black History Month,” said Laken Vogel ’18. “Black History Month still matters, because black people are so underrepresented and underpraised. They aren’t celebrated enough.” Periana Wilson ‘15 agreed. “They have events for Career Development Month, but they don’t…
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The Forester Five was created by the Gates Center in the spring of 2013 to embody the Lake Forest College co-curricular experience, but there’s still a question of whether or not students know of its existence. “The history behind the Forester Five began when the College was developing a co-curricular development plan that was being designed around a core set of values,” said Assistant Dean of Students and Director of the Gates Center William Dlugokienski….
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