Events in Baltimore (April 21st-May 5th)
Port Of Call will be showing at the Charles Theater this month. Check out the list below for more Baltimore events. Events in Baltimore (April 21st-May 5th) KEY: * 18+ ** 21+ April 21 RECORD STORE DAY 2018 Bully, War on Women (record release), Shellshag at Ottobar Tesseract, Plini, Astronoid at Baltimore Soundstage Modern Fuzz,… Keep Reading
The Poetry Corner Part Two
As a part of this semester’s theme of community, the Kratz Center for Creative Writing is sponsoring an event series called “Poetry as Community,” bringing local poets to campus. In conjunction with this theme, the Q has asked student poets to send in their own poems along with poetry recommendations. Here are student poets Sebastian… Keep Reading
Goucher Poets: Sebastian Bronson Boddie and Thalia Richter
As a part of this semester’s theme of community, the Kratz Center for Creative Writing is sponsoring an event series called “Poetry as Community,” bringing local poets to campus. In conjunction with this theme, the Q has asked student poets to send in their own poems along with recommendations for poets whose work they appreciate.… Keep Reading
Black Bolt Vol. 1: Hard Times Review
While the Inhuman royal family’s live-action debut last fall was, erm, let’s be generous and call it hot garbage left out on a summer’s day, do not fret dear Marvel fans! The royal king of the Inhumans, Blackagar Boltington (yes, that is his real name) is fairing much better in the comics. Well, better quality… Keep Reading
Coachella 2018: 5 Artists That You Should Know
The second weekend of the 2018 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is here, and people across the world are gearing up for it. If you missed out on the debut weekend performances, check out various social media websites for live streams of artists’ sets. The Coachella lineup consists of talented artists who may be… Keep Reading
PUBLIC SAFETY BLOTTER
The Quindecim is granted access to information about violations of the Goucher College Code of Conduct and Academic Honor code. The information is compiled by Andrew Wu, Goucher’s Associate Dean of Students for Student Development. This report is comprised of incidents that occur during the two weeks leading up to each issue of The Quindecim. Public… Keep Reading
Men’s Lacrosse Beats Scranton in First Landmark Conference Match of the Season, 12-10
It didn’t look like a normal spring lacrosse game for the Gophers this past Saturday. The turf was still surrounded with snow from the massive snow storm that we received over spring break. The fans that bore the cold weather were able to witness an intense and exciting game, with no clear winner until the… Keep Reading
The Way to a Convoluted America’s Heart is Through the Stomach
For the older more metropolitan foodie generation of our parents and older cousins, David Chang may be a familiar name because of his restaurants, most notably Momofuku and NoodleBar. For us Millenials/GenZ-ers, David Chang is a bit more well-known because of his appearance in a Buzzfeed Worth It episode. (If you are still unsure, go… Keep Reading
An Acceleration in the Rising Sea Level
On Monday, February 12th, 2018, a new study titled “Climate-change–driven accelerated sea-level rise detected in the altimeter era” was published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. It stated that, according to 25 years of satellite data, the rise of the global sea level is accelerating dramatically. Lead author of the study,… Keep Reading
Problems Within the #MeToo Movement
In 2006, Tarana Burke founded the Me Too movement. The movement aims to create a community and support system for sexual assault survivors. This platform allows for survivors to share their stories in the public eye, accompanied by the hashtag #MeToo, with the purpose of informing the public and empowering survivors. The sharing of these… Keep Reading