The Berkeley Beacon
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Stephanie Thomas
Managing Editor
Stephanie Thomas is a managing editor of The Berkeley Beacon. She is a senior writing, literature, and publishing major. She previously served as the lifestyle editor and implemented a larger focus on student profile series and trend stories. Thomas currently works in the editorial department at Barefoot Books, an independent children’s book publisher.
Thomas can be reached at stephanie_thomas@emerson.edu.
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Contributed media to London Program terminated, students disappointed
The London program’s cancelation has caused confusion and anger among WLP students, who feel that they are being ostracized from Emerson’s study-abroad opportunities.
Contributed media to College expands study abroad
Emerson administrators announced London Now, the newest addition to the college’s growing number of study abroad opportunities, in an email to students, parents, and staff Friday afternoon.
Vegan Food Fest to provide meatless, dairyless fun
On Dec. 7, Heather Hardy, the Team Leader at the Dedham Whole Foods Wellness Club, will speak to students at Earth Emerson’s Vegan Food Fest about the hows and whys of healthy eating on a plant-based diet.
Junior returns after gender reconstructive surgery
After months of planning, fundraising, and waiting, Chris Largent underwent surgery on Dec. 29 to remove his breasts. Largent was born female and has spent the majority of his life becoming male.
Largent raises money for top surgery
Chris Largent was born female and has spent t...
Mein Führer, your application to Emerson College has been denied
, Beacon Staff/strong When senior Claude Zeins...
The new British girl-power: less Ginger, more royal
, Beacon Staff/strong While my Emerson friends...
Dressed to profess
In many professors’ offices around campus, bookshelves filled with Milton, Fanon, and Faust line the walls. In Brad Verter’s office in the Walker Building, a clothing rack houses an abundance of colorful, patterned ties and sports jackets in fabrics like tweed and wool.
