Category: OPINION
Colloquial Speech in Classrooms: Is It a Good Thing?
Mary Collard ’28 Contributing Writer There is no doubt that some professors are more lax than others when it comes to in-class dialogue. Some encourage […]
Expand Our Requirements, Open Our Future
Leon Hu ‘29 Opinion Editor One of the main hallmarks of the liberal arts model is the sheer openness of its academic curriculums. Ironically, for […]
A Bantam For President?
Ted Clement ’29 Contributing Writer When thinking of potential candidates for the highest office in the free world, certain names are bound to come up: […]
A Latin Breakdown
In this penultimate issue of the Trinity Tripod, I thought it fitting to mention etymology. “Penultimate” comes from Latin roots, combining paene (almost) and ultimus […]
Why Trinity?
Bella Chirkis ’27 Editor-in-Chief As someone who had no idea where I wanted to go to college, I ended up just fine. I never had […]
Why Trinity?
Ted Clement ’29 Contributing Writer Very early in my college search, I vividly knew the exact type of school I wanted: I knew a smaller […]
Why Trinity, Still?
Alex Gervais ’28 Exec. Opinion and Design Editor “Why Trinity?” It’s a question all of us have been asked before. We were once all future […]
We Can Be More Than ‘Camp Trin’
Leon Hu ’29 Opinion Editor The most pervasive stereotype about Trinity is our reputation of being a rich kid’s school, even more so than our […]
Typos in the Tripod
Talia Cutler ‘27 Editor in Chief In a perfect world, our sparse staff of eleven (four graduating seniors, two student athletes, three in greek life, […]
New Buildings Don’t Erase Old Problems
Talia Cutler ‘27 Editor in Chief On Mar. 4, Trinity announced the impending construction of the Elizabeth Elting Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, named for […]