Recent Posts from the Community

• Applying to Trinity [A Bantam's Blog: Alex]
  Hello Everyone, I am writing today as a reminder to anyone who is planning on applying to Trinity. Anyone planning on applying Early Decision I should remember that the deadline for submissions is
• Applying to Trinity [Admissions]
  Hello Everyone, I am writing today as a reminder to anyone who is planning on applying to Trinity. Anyone planning on applying Early Decision I should remember that the deadline for submissions is Nov
• Class Recap 11/6 [Guilty Pleasures]
  We began the class by talking about John’s post. In his blog post he discussed whether the main character in Good in Bed is likeable or not. He believes she is likable because she is different to how
• Charles (friend & alumnus, Class of '59) [Peter Knapp Memorial]
  We met the Knapps when they moved to our street 18 years ago and became friends. We admired Peter's devotion to his wife Anne and daughter Jackie. He loved working with Anne in presenting talks at Tri
• Good in Text [Guilty Pleasures]
  “I sat, eased a few M&M’s into my mouth, and flipped to page 132, which turned out to be ‘Good in Bed,’ Moxie’s regular male-written feature designed to help the average reader understand what her
• Move With the Text, Become One With the Literature [Guilty Pleasures]
  “I sat, eased a few M&M’s into my mouth, and flipped to page 132, which turned out to be ‘Good in Bed,’ Moxie’s regular male-written feature designed to help the average reader understand what her
• Bruce's Character Comes Up Short (#3) [Guilty Pleasures]
  “I thought sometimes that he liked to imagine himself as one of the lead characters in an early Springsteen song – some furious, passionate nineteen year old romantic, raging against the world at larg
• Going Against The Norm- Cannie The Great [Guilty Pleasures]
  I feel that Cannie from Good in Bed is an extremely likable character because she is different from how society today depicts woman in how they should look and act. When she finds out about the articl
• David Rebmann, PhD, Class of '65 [Peter Knapp Memorial]
  I visited with Peter at the Watkinson a while back, after having sent some of my collection of Beat materials to the Trinity archives. He was gracious, delightful and very welcoming. The school will m
• Through the Grapevine: Taylor Swift’s new album, “ [The Trinity Tripod]
  POOJA SAVANSUKHA '15 A&E Editor Regardless of your opinions or biases to singer and songwriter, Taylor Swift, it is impossible to deny her ever-growing success. Oct. 27 was a big day for fan
• Bantam Artist of the Week: Mill member, Henry Mino [The Trinity Tripod]
  AMANDA LUNDERGAN '18 Contributing Writer Henry Minot ’17  is a Classics major and studies Mediterranean history and mythology, along with ancient Greek and Latin. However, he is also fulfilling
• Cinestudio Review: Woody Allen’s “Magic in the Moo [The Trinity Tripod]
  TRIP SLAYMAKER '18 STAFF WRITER Few careers in show business are smooth sailing, but there is almost no one in the film industry who can claim to have had a tougher time of it than Woody Allen. 
• Peter Meineck’s lecture connects Greek theater wit [The Trinity Tripod]
  CHRIS BULFINCH '18 STAFF WRITER Ancient Greek plays are among the oldest writings in all world literature. They have survived upwards of three millennia, for a variety of reasons. Circumstance,
• Trinity College celebrates the life of Jack Chatfi [The Trinity Tripod]
  ESTHER SHITTU `17 STAFF WRITER On Sunday, Nov. 2, 2014, the Celebration of Life ceremony for the beloved History Professor, John “Jack” Hastings Chatfield took place at 3:00 p.m. in the Trinity
• Homecoming 2014, an event-filled and fun weekend [The Trinity Tripod]
  THEO PESIRIDIS `18 CONTRIBUTING WRITER One of the most exciting and energetic times of the year with many different events being hosted on campus throughout the two-day period. Alumni return eve

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