November 13, 2008
Laura Hutton Co-Editor in Chief On June 27, Susan Dorsey, Associate Director of Student Academic Support Services here at McDaniel College, donated a kidney to her best friend of 40 years, Diane Taylor. The two met their first day of high school and have been inseparable since. Taylor suffered from diabetes for 20 years and ...
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November 13, 2008
Katelynn McGinley Staff Reporter A local sorority with a controversial past is currently going through the reinstatement process at McDaniel. In the spring of 2005, the Phi Alpha Mu sorority was suspended from campus following their involvement in hazing and violation of the alcohol tolerance policy at McDaniel. At the time of the organization’s suspension, ...
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November 13, 2008
(Editor’s Note: This column by Jen Noel is dedicated to some of the most inane calls to which Campus Safety officers respond ? or should respond. Incidents actually occurred, but the names of the culprits are not included to protect the not-so-innocent). Jen Noel Staff Reporter In hopes that Homecoming would spur some extra activity ...
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November 13, 2008
Casey Crough Staff Reporter Are the students of McDaniel College really getting a liberal arts education? Is there a way to test their critical thinking skills? These questions can be answered by the critical thinking test, which was administered to 800 random students. Students are not forced to take the test, but it is highly ...
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November 13, 2008
Rose Eney Staff Reporter Let the games begin; this year’s theme for homecoming certainly reflected the day’s events in a proper fashion. Even the weather played games all day, starting in the morning as being chilly and cloudy and going to being warm and sunny in the afternoon.Though mother nature was acting up, McDaniel students ...
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November 13, 2008
Jenna Little Staff Reporter As the holiday season grows nearer, the Carroll County community is already preparing for their annual Neighbors In Need program. Neighbors In Need is a countywide holiday help program that is coordinated by the Human Services Program of Carroll County, a non-for-profit corporation. The program helps low-income Carroll County residents have ...
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