“Girls at this school suck,” Claims a young man denied a DFM twice in one night. It’s a phrase heard from many among the scholarly gentlemen of the Wednesday night party scene. It is truly a feat in the art of deflection, when one is simply asked: “How was your night, my man?” With such … Continue reading Investigation: Student Stricken with Intense Thursday Morning Social Anxiety
Girl who Thinks World Literally Revolves Around her Writes Global Politics Op-Ed on Breakup
The Radish has never before included such a unique opinion piece as Mary Brooke Washington’s article on how the state of global politics uncannily mirrors her recent break up, which came unexpectedly after two months of dating and eight months of “just hooking up.” This student gladly shared the piece, copied below, with us, … Continue reading Girl who Thinks World Literally Revolves Around her Writes Global Politics Op-Ed on Breakup
Lexington Restaurants Show Support for Post-Darty Dining
The restaurants of the Lexington community have issued a statement of support for student-thrown day parties, colloquially known as “darties” or “day chays”, after seeing a spike in revenue, especially tips, on the evenings of these events. It may seem unclear as to why students pretending not to be drunk would be beneficial for their … Continue reading Lexington Restaurants Show Support for Post-Darty Dining
W&L to Increase Number of Double Majors by Introducing the Mrs. Degree
The administration has announced that it will be endeavoring to increase the number of double majors by introducing formal course work for the once-informal tradition of earning the MRS degree. The following classes are now available to register for during the 2020 Winter Term: SOAN-169: Love in Academia This course focuses on the research of … Continue reading W&L to Increase Number of Double Majors by Introducing the Mrs. Degree
The November Issue
After a long and arduous wait, the finest reporting in Lexington is back and better than ever before. The Radish now has a permanent writing staff that will produce monthly issues to bring you the campus news you need. We understand that this drought of news has been trying, but we have compiled all the … Continue reading The November Issue
Student Defies Aux Mob Rule, Creates Perfect Playlist
Being on aux when there is more than two people present in any given room or vehicle is stressful, but nothing compares to the meteoric rises and falls of party aux attempts. As quickly as you can put on one bop, you can just as easily end up booted from the speaker with your phone … Continue reading Student Defies Aux Mob Rule, Creates Perfect Playlist
A Library Etiquette Primer
This late into the semester, it is often easy to forget what is socially acceptable and what is not when visiting Leyburn library. To ensure that every student has a pleasant experience in the library, whether it be waiting for the tardy member of one's group project on the main floor or taking respite in … Continue reading A Library Etiquette Primer
Cadavers Take Art Lessons
For years now, the Cadaver Society has evoked powerful feeling in the student body through their art projects throughout campus. Now, they are elevating this artistic authority even further by investing in art lessons. New mediums and movements, from expressionist to surrealist and even renaissance inspired skulls, can now be found around campus. In order … Continue reading Cadavers Take Art Lessons
“Czech-Lex” Parent’s Weekend Party Draws Attendance of Three
“We cannot speak to deliberations regarding any internal activities,” a spokesperson for the student activities committee responded in the aftermath of the failed event. Czech-Lex was described as an effort to counter popular state-themed parents’ weekend events with a school-sponsored party for students from Czechoslovakia. No students are currently enrolled from the Eastern European nation. … Continue reading “Czech-Lex” Parent’s Weekend Party Draws Attendance of Three
