A Goose and A Gander
by Nick Anstett and Kayla Kyle Opinion Editor and Lifestyle Editor This week Nick and Kayla are discussing that dreaded time of realtionships over the summer. What do you do when you go from seeing each other everyday then possibly not again until school starts again in August? Nick says… It’s weird in that exempting […]
Full storySummer Films
By Nick Anstett Opinion Editor Next to Oscar season there is no bigger time for film than the summer. The summer blockbusters that will thrill us, make us cheer, and define our culture for months to come are just around the corner. Here are the big ones to look out for this year. May: • […]
Full storyChic Choice: Matt Ridge’s Goodbye
By Matt Ridge Elm Staff Writer For my final Elm article of my career I decided to showcase myself to help summarize my outlook on all things style. My hope is that by getting an understanding of my fashion choices not only through this article but from all of my articles, you’ll be able to […]
Full storySenior Capstone Review: Henry V
By Sabrina Carroll Student Life Editor Washington College has a multitude of performances each semester that bring something special to the community. One of these performances was “Henry V,” a senior thesis production by Nicholas O’Meally. O’Meally had a special reason for choosing “Henry V” as his senior capstone show. “During my sophomore year, I […]
Full storyFinals Study Tips
By Rosie Alger Elm Staff Writer The end of the semester is almost upon Washington College students, and the idea of finals week is looming ahead. If you often find yourself frantically cramming at the last minute, here are some tips for how to do well on exams while relieving stress. 1. Find your study […]
Full storyFeatured Major: Anthropology
By Brooke Schultz Elm Staff Writer Washington College offers students numerous opportunities to explore their interests, and those who are fascinated by cultures around the world and in our backyard should definitely consider declaring anthropology as their major. “Anthropology is the study of humanity,” Dr. Aaron Lampman, chair of the Anthropology Department, said. “Anthropology has […]
Full storyRugby Club Celebrates 25 Years In Chestertown
By Derek Stiles Elm Staff Writer This upcoming Saturday on April 25, Washington College’s rugby club will be commemorating their 25th anniversary as alumni return to campus to watch the team compete. The team didn’t always compete on campus. They dealt with their fair share of obstacles in becoming a mainstay of WC’s athletic clubs. […]
Full storyWC Tennis Shines in Conference Play
By Pat Mariboe Elm Staff Writer The Washington College men’s and women’s tennis teams both have built successful campaigns so far this season, with the Shoremen posting a 10-4 overall record, 4-3 in the Centennial Conference, and the Shorewomen posting an 12-2 overall record and a 7-1 record in the CC. Both teams are working […]
Full storyWC And Nugent Part Ways
By Andy Chirico Elm Staff Writer After 14 consecutive seasons as the Washington College Men’s Basketball head coach, Rob Nugent says goodbye to the program. The announcement was made on March 25, but rumors were buzzing around that the program was in search for a new head coach to rebuild the program. Nugent was initially […]
Full storySeagulls Soar Past Shoremen
By Brian Klose Sports Editor After the demoralizing 9-1 loss to Centennial Conference rival Dickinson College, the worst performance against a Division III program in over half a century, injury-plagued Washington College men’s lacrosse was handed a brutal defeat against visiting Eastern Shore rival No. 10 Salisbury. The Annual “War on the Shore” ended in […]
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