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By Daniela Flores | Sep. 15, 2004When students first moved back to the College a few weeks ago, they had a lot of things to worry about. Ways to set up their room or getting their books ...
Read More »When students first moved back to the College a few weeks ago, they had a lot of things to worry about. Ways to set up their room or getting their books ...
Read More »The office of Alumni Affairs appointed a new director this summer, Sandra Carroll, who now presides over planning events for and keeping the College in ...
Read More »The College's chapter of Habitat for Humanity struck a blow against homelessness last Wednesday by holding its first annual HabiFest, an event featuring ...
Read More »Miscommunication and disorganization are possible reasons for the cancellation of the third annual junior class talent show, previously scheduled for ...
Read More »Delighting her audience with humorous anecdotes and stories of her trials and tribulations, guest speaker Rose Pizzo told the story of her life without ...
Read More »The inbound security gates for several parking lots, including the upper level of Lot 12, adjacent to Forcina Hall, have been out of order for over three ...
Read More »Despite expressions of opposition from students and faculty about the new Carte Blanche meal plan, it will be instituted for the 2004-05 year. ...
Read More »The Student Government Association (SGA) defeated a bill that would have revised the way SGA approves organizations and the way it interacts with the ...
Read More »The United States is one of approximately six countries that has not signed a document that provides a universal definition of discrimination against ...
Read More »Students acted as prosecutors and defense attorneys and also doubled as witnesses in various incidents of America's history of involvement in world affairs ...
Read More »A faculty spanning six departments examined the United States from a world perspective in terms of both economy and war to put U.S. foreign policy under ...
Read More »A new source for the purchase and sales of used books, called Nexus Trade, has been created on campus. This small, student-run company helps students ...
Read More »As the annual rush to coordinate on-campus housing consumes student life at the College, the discontent of upperclassmen rings strong. The most heated ...
Read More »Many students have recently been complaining about the lack of service when trying to access the Internet and other resources on the network. For ...
Read More »Last Wednesday, the Student Government Association (SGA) approved a resolution calling on the office of Residence Assignments to make Eickhoff, New Residence ...
Read More »"Hi!! =)" Recognize this from your inbox? Whatever you do, don't download the attachment that comes with it. The College has been the victim of a rash ...
Read More »A new source for the purchase and sales of used books, called Nexus Trade, has been created on campus. This small, student-run company helps students ...
Read More »Lower maintenance than a full-blown website, usually free of charge and easily accessible to the public, web logs, also known as blogs, are becoming popular ...
Read More »On Monday, Feb. 9, at 12:30 p.m. the College kicked off its countdown to the sesquicentennial celebration by unveiling the official clock that will count ...
Read More »As the spring semester inches toward the halfway mark, the time has come for students to begin preparing for next year's housing assignments. In ...
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