The Distance: A newsletter from the Carletonian | November 15
Athletics/Fitness, Carleton College, Carleton Faculty/Staff, Carletonian, Humor, Inequality/Disparities, Landscape/Nature/Outdoors, Nonprofits/Charity/Donations, Northfield, Politics, Protests, Safety/Disinfecting/Testing
This newsletter includes all the weekly articles published by The Carletonian. While the newsletter says November 7, it is in fact the November 15 newsletter. File includes newsletter and full articles. Found online at: https://us19.campaign-archive.com/?u=5e0d216f8342490c92285a859&id=f9fb5b5f0f Contents: To the Carleton administration: be more transparent - we know what happens when institutions aren't. By the Carleton Editorial Board Campus COVID-19 action level increased to "Level 3: High." By Amelia Broman Green in a global crisis: a look at the effects of the pandemic on waste production. By Hannah Davis and Sophia Quast After Biden's win, political divided persist on campus. By Ellie Zimmerman In conversation with Dr. Nels Elde '95, evolutionary geneticist and MacArthur "Genius Grant" recipient. By Arya Misra Beloved LDC employee Frenchy retires after 29 years at Carleton. By Lindsay Boettiger Carleton presidential search committee members announced. By Ray Xu Sunrise Carleton marches for climate justice. By Maya Hilty Post donates 5,700 pounds of cereal to Northfield Action Center. By Julia Luljak Recruiting during COVID-19: a novel test for Carleton coaches. By Zak Sather Why you should fill out the Presidential Search Survey. By Maya Hilty Voting is not harm reduction. By Alé Cota The difference in "vibes" of America's political parties. By Dane Swanser My medical leave of absence: a tale of bureaucracy at Carleton. By Nicole Collins US government falls after nobody votes in presidential election. By Ben More Bald Spot announcement: Jack Brown is concussed. By Nicole Collins Germophiles. By Frances O'Grady Parsnips are forever - invasive species in the Arb. By Alac Leonetti