All posts tagged Lindsay Cogdill

By: Hilary Lawch This month, Hood’s Equal Sex organization will put on two productions of “A Memory, A Monologue, A Rant, and A Prayer” as part of the V-Day

By: Lindsay Codgill This is not my usual type of column – normally I cover more political themes. However, I consider protecting oneself from assault and harassment to be

By: Lindsay Cogdill I’ve been following the Republican primaries (as I write, only Iowa and New Hampshire have voted) for the last few weeks and thinking about something interesting:

By Lindsay Cogdill The past four years have been difficult for many Americans, between an economic recession, two wars, and the raging extreme partisan politics in Congress.  No one

By: Catherine Collins Hood’s course release policy, which allows professors a decreased courseload when holding a leadership position, is currently under revision by Dr. Katherine Conway-Turner, provost and vice-president

By: Lindsay Cogdill In the matter of one month, Occupy Wall Street has gone from a few people wondering “What are those hippies camping out inNew Yorkfor?” to a

By Hilary Lawch Among many of the new improvements onHoodCollege’s campus this semester was the installation of a take-out meal program, brought to us by the Aramark dining services. Many

By Lindsay Cogdill The Republican presidential nominees are engaging in a game we all remember from the middle school lunchroom: one-upping.  They’re trying to out-conservative each other.  As soon

By Lindsay Cogdill Lindsay Cogdill When I tell people I’m a feminist, I often get this response: “Women are already equal. That’s why we have so many laws and everything.”