November 16 Print Edition: Bathrooms, Dodgeball, Elections, and More
Read twenty-two new stories in last week’s print edition, the Echo’s first paper presence in over a year. You can read it here.
In this issue:
News
- Students Adjust to New Building
- Actors Present Henry V
- October Concerts at Chapin Come to an End
- Lynn Lyons Addresses Anxiety
- UN Environmental Report Induces Urgency
- Unified Basketball Emerges
- Midterm Elections: What You Need to Know
Features
- Students Express Concern Over Bathroom Signage
- Williams Courses Give Students a Taste of College
- 1 in 650: An Interview with Xavier Vilaubi
- Sizeable Science Rooms Enhance Learning
- Global Citizenship, the World, and History Curricula
- Alumnus Spotlight: Eli Ostheimer
- Senior Spotlight: Margo Smith
Opinion
- On the Toxicity of Dodgeball
- On Division and Hate
- You Need to Get Your Flu Shot – Now
- Twin Advice: Twice as Nice
Arts & Living
- The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
- Bohemian Rhapsody
- Pearls of North Adams: Public and Bright Ideas
- A Prayer for Owen Meany: Heartbreaking and Timely
Owen has been on Echo staff for three years. When not writing, editing, and publishing stories, he can be found doing nerdy things (playing the piano, participating in Model UN), stupid things (skiing up hills - apparently that's a thing?), and productive things (watching Greys Anatomy). He loves editing the Echo because pestering other people about deadlines is his specialty.
Clara has been an Echo staff member for two years. When not writing more/better articles than her twin brother, she is probably beating him at something else. Clara has spent the majority of her life on a soccer field, especially after realizing basketball is a humiliating sport and running is the worst. Off the field, she can be found reading, arguing, protesting, or shopping which she has found to be the perfect balance of intellectualism and materialism...
