May 13, 2008
By Kate Delenick The rumors are abundant and impossible to ignore: “Skipping classes are a rite of passage and a GPA boost is a guarantee.” But does a semester at McDaniel’s Budapest campus really live up to all the talk and expectations? Studying abroad is a luxury that many students at McDaniel are lucky to ...
News
May 13, 2008
By Rachel Hooper, Features Co-Edtior Award-winning reporter, John Sherman, from Channel 11 WBAL-TV in Baltimore, gave an inspiring keynote message at the Society of Collegiate Journalists’ annual event. His message, that reporting can be important work and that reporters play a vital role in keeping communities informed, was a high-point in the day-long event of ...
News
May 13, 2008
Becky Snider ’09 Blotter Reporter Editor’s Note: This weekly piece highlights some of the more inane calls and incidents to which campus safety responds. An open 30 pack of beer, an orange parking cone, and rustling noises?what does one get with a combination like this? Surely something entertaining. You might have noticed that lately, the ...
News
May 13, 2008
At graduation time, seniors look back on their four years on the Hill Geoff Peckham ’08 News Co-Editor “I f#%&ing hate this place.” Strong words, and a lot of us have said them. McDaniel College has been good to us, but not always. From the Wall to the Quad, from Blanche to the Mansion, many ...
Opinion
May 13, 2008
Two graduating seniors will make their mark on the global community in Peace Corps, AmeriCorps By David Robertson, Interim Chief Photographer Post-graduation: sandals? Cubicles? Volunteering? Weekly paychecks? The opportunities presented to students during their undergraduate career at McDaniel are endless. For two students, seniors Katelyn Ryan and Autumn Hilsinger, their recent acceptance into AmeriCorps and ...
Features