The Distance: A newsletter from the Carletonian | June 6
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The Distance: A newsletter from the Carletonian | June 6
Description
This newsletter includes all the weekly articles published by The Carletonian, as well as a few features geared towards the fact that the majority of Carls are off-campus. File includes newsletter and full articles. Found online at: https://us19.campaign-archive.com/?u=5e0d216f8342490c92285a859&id=f2512d7e02
Contents:
"I'm not someone who likes to sit down": Carls across the country share experience participating in current protests. By Ellie Zimmerman, Zoe Pharo and Sam Kwait-Spitzer
Carls and Coronavirus: How the NCAA's response to COVID-19 could affect Carlteon athletes' plans. By Jacob Smith
Retiring prof. Mark Hansell looks back on 31 years at Carleton. By Helena Lee and Charlotte Nahley
"It felt imaginary": Visitng professor Michael Ebner teaches first Carleton term via Zoom. By Ryan Flanagan
Theatre in a pandemic: Q&A with Don Zolidis '97. By Colleen Scallen
An imposter no longer. By Ross Matican, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus
The art of being tired. By Sarah Liberman, Editor-in-Chief Emerita
The reckoning: reflections from former CSA president. By Anesu Masakura
The year of _____: Reflections on vulnerability, memory and closure. By Hiba Jama
Which house? On friendship and beloning at Carleton. By Yoni Rekem
We can never return to normal. By August Lindgren-Ruby
From YSER to ERA: Sophia Maymudes '20 discusses the art of crossword construction. By Sophia Maymudes
Who's laughing at us? By Will Bausch
Local student starts speaking at the same time as another student. By Katy Gilbertson
Contents:
"I'm not someone who likes to sit down": Carls across the country share experience participating in current protests. By Ellie Zimmerman, Zoe Pharo and Sam Kwait-Spitzer
Carls and Coronavirus: How the NCAA's response to COVID-19 could affect Carlteon athletes' plans. By Jacob Smith
Retiring prof. Mark Hansell looks back on 31 years at Carleton. By Helena Lee and Charlotte Nahley
"It felt imaginary": Visitng professor Michael Ebner teaches first Carleton term via Zoom. By Ryan Flanagan
Theatre in a pandemic: Q&A with Don Zolidis '97. By Colleen Scallen
An imposter no longer. By Ross Matican, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus
The art of being tired. By Sarah Liberman, Editor-in-Chief Emerita
The reckoning: reflections from former CSA president. By Anesu Masakura
The year of _____: Reflections on vulnerability, memory and closure. By Hiba Jama
Which house? On friendship and beloning at Carleton. By Yoni Rekem
We can never return to normal. By August Lindgren-Ruby
From YSER to ERA: Sophia Maymudes '20 discusses the art of crossword construction. By Sophia Maymudes
Who's laughing at us? By Will Bausch
Local student starts speaking at the same time as another student. By Katy Gilbertson
Creator
The Carletonian
Contributor
Sam Kwait-Spitzer and Elizabeth Budd
Date
06/06/2020
Type
Text or Document
Subject
Art/Creativity, Athletics/Fitness, Black Lives Matter, Carleton College, Carleton Faculty/Staff, Carletonian, Family, Flexibility/Patience, Friendship, Graduation, Gratitude, Humor, Identity/Nationality/Belonging, Indigenous/Native Peoples, Inequality/Disparities, Mental health, Minnesota, Nostalgia, POC (People of Color), Police Brutality, Politics, Racism, Reflection, Routine/Daily Life, Russia, Social Media, St. Olaf, Zoom/Facetime
Identifier
distance-carletonian-june6.pdf
Coverage
Northfield, MN
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Connection to Carleton
Student Newspaper of Carleton College
Files
Citation
The Carletonian, “The Distance: A newsletter from the Carletonian | June 6,” Carleton Covid-19 Archive, accessed April 24, 2026, https://covid19archive.sites.carleton.edu/items/show/372.