Lakeland Comes Together To Save Lives In Honor Of Chad Johnson

Sean Gilligan, Staff Reporter

January 31, 2013

Senior Business Management and Psychology major Brittany Bohm lost her boyfriend Chad Johnson, also a Lakeland student, a year ago in February to Leukemia. “There will forever be pain in my heart from losing Chad so young. I’ll get married, I’ll move on—but Chad will always be that person,...

Stoneboat takes on new style

December 6, 2012

Poets, writers, artists, and many people from the Sheboygan and surrounding areas gathered at the Paradigm Café in downtown Sheboygan on Nov. 11 to celebrate the release of a brand new issue of the literary journal Stoneboat in an event that included readings of pieces from the new issue both by the a...

Christmas at Lakeland sparks holiday spirit

Katie Amundsen, Staff Reporter

December 6, 2012

The Lakeland College Music Department held their annual Christmas concert on Saturday, Dec. 1 and on Sunday, Dec. 2 as a part of the Christmas at Lakeland 2012 celebration. The Concert Band, Frauenchor, and Concert Choirs all performed. President Grandillo welcomed the concert-goers, and he was followed...

Mission House Lecture: Rev. Townes speaks about racial stereotypes

Heather Hartmann, Staff Reporter

December 6, 2012

The 2012 Mission House Lecture was held on Nov. 14 at seven o’clock in the Bradley Fine Arts building and was the fifth installment in the Great Thinkers series of guest speakers. Reverend Dr. Emilie Townes, professor of African American religion and theology at Yale Divinity School, was the featured...

Voter fraud under reported

Leah Ulatowski, Copy Editor

December 6, 2012

Voter fraud is a concept that major media outlets have long attempted to write off as a myth; it is one of the ultimate American taboos, a subject generally not addressed unless to counteract it. Nonetheless, evidence suggests that the media has taken it upon themselves to shield Americans from the existence...