Publication: 
Ins & Outs
Issue Date: 
April 15, 2008

In this issue of Ins & Outs you get a tour of campus.  Start with jazz melodies in Bob's Underground Cafe, walk down the South Campus loggia, past Ecohouse, and stop by Read Second.  Keep heading north.  Grab a copy of Sensuelle in the Campus Center and then get political with the caucus in the Harris Center.  Final stop: Guatemala!

Edited by Erin Sindewald '08.

  • Flowers Never Bend With the Rainfall
    Erin Sindewald '08
    And although the wake and funeral services took place the weekend before finals, two friends (and one alum) made the four-hour trek from Grinnell to my Chicago suburb to attend.
  • Grinnell’s Green Thumbs
    Hart Ford-Hodges '10
    By connecting students to the land and the food they eat, the garden has also inspired other initiatives on campus.
  • All that Jazz
    Henry Reich '09
  • Caucus Season
    Smita Elena Sharma '08
    Whether in politics or in ordinary conversations with almost-strangers, Grinnellians are polite, warm, and firmly invested in the everyday activities in which they engage.
  • Un Feliz Año Nuevo en Guatemala
    Stephanie Rosenbaum ’08
    It was a great opportunity to not only meet the family and friends of someone I had known for four years, but also to experience a culture and lifestyle completely different from anything I knew growing up in Glencoe, Ill.
  • Bare Feet and Name Brands
    The Fashion Scene at Grinnell
    Tiffany Au '09
    I believe people wear what they do for a blatant or latent reason, despite clothing’s apparent functional purposes.
  • Grinnell is Swell
    Molly Rideout '10
    And often, such as when I’m running off to the Star Wars trivia contest where I’m maybe only the 34th most knowledgeable person there, I’m thankful I decided to come to here.
  • Floored by Read Second
    Elizabeth Bologna ’08
    Read Second is a magical place.
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Spring 2008 Ins & Outs