Fractional dimensions. Duct-tape whales. Awesome hats. Mysterious charts.

Everything you need for an awesome Halloween-themed post.

As part of the Hmong New Year celebration, Carleton's Coalition of Hmong Students celebrated a traditional ceremony called Hu Plig (calling of the soul). Leigh-Anne Borkowski presents a look inside the event.

Crazy story: biweekly means every other week OR twice a week!  That's probably a good word to describe this blog.

The title kind of says it all.

Anna Swanson looks at The Lens, Carleton's award-winning magazine of politics and culture, staffed and run entirely by students.

Kaitlin Randolph goes behind the scenes with Gwen Neumeister and Kenzie Zimmer, the sophomores behind the immensely popular new campus business, "Late Night Cookies."

They don't call it "the city that never sleeps" for nothing! 

Or for anything.

Daylight Savings, Halloween, Band Concert

Seventh weekend is a complete success-- a rugby win over Olaf, Halloween, and ZERO procrastination while studying for my Neuro test. Ok so maybe not zero procrastination, but a new study spot and a new study soundtrack definitely helped.

Pictures from the game, as promised. I'm not actually in any of them, since I was playing right-side wing and thus very, very far away from the photographer (aka Macalester's coach).

All terrible puns aside, contra dancing in Northfield is awesome.

Leigh-Anne Borkowski takes a look at Carleton's Arabic program through the eyes of two current students.