Tiny Pony Abducted, Then Recovered!
Horse lovers in Italy rejoiced on September 19, 2013 when Charlie, one of the world’s smallest ponies, was recovered after being kidnapped from the 47th […]
Are We Undervaluing the Humanities?
“You want to get a B.A. in English? What are you going to do with that?” When I was younger, I assumed the friends who […]
Artist-Engineer Jie Qi Lights the Imagination
Jie Qi, an avid crafter and skilled engineer, has found a new way to define electronics. By combining her self-professed love of paper with her […]
The Cool Rise of Frozen Yogurt
“Hey bro, you wanna grab some froyo? I’m kinda feeling some froyo right now.” Frozen yogurt! It’s everyone’s favorite free-period treat. And why not? It’s […]
The Sort-of-Homecoming of Tech Manufacturing
Is tech manufacturing returning to the United States? In a world where almost everything is made in China, being made in the U.S. carries some […]
The Internet is a Force for Good and Evil
Between 2000 and 2009, the number of people on the Internet worldwide rose by nearly 1.5 billion users—and the number continues to rise. Offering the […]
Living in a Logo’s Paradise
As a young American consumer, I often struggle to distinguish between what I want and what I need. It seems that there is always something […]
From Less Code to Dress Code
A groan was heard around the small cafeteria table when Lick-Wilmerding’s new dress code was casually brought into the conversation. Students from sophomores to seniors […]
Tumbleweed Wanderers Romance Lick and Then Hardly Strictly Bluegrass
At the recent Alumni Assembly on Friday, October 4, Lick-Wilmerding alumni Jeremy Lyon ’09 and Zak Mandel-Romann ’09 performed stripped down versions of their band’s […]
Performance Enhancing Drugs Abuse in MLB
In the last year, controversy has struck Major League Baseball. From numerous scandals to suspensions of well-known players, MLB had to face many investigations and […]
