Archive for December, 2008

Pour House closes its doors

December 3, 2008 No Comments

Casey Crough Staff Reporter Patrons of the Pour House walked up to their familiar counter to find an unfamiliar sign that read: “We are very sorry to inform you that the Pour House Caf? will be closing it’s doors on Wednesday, November 12, 2008 until further notice. We wish to thank all of our patrons ...

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Junior invites clubs to join the McDaniel justice league

December 3, 2008 No Comments

Juliann Guiffre Co-News Editor Upon returning from abroad last spring, junior Claire Turpel sent out nine emails to presidents of eight student clubs, asking each to join her in forming what would be called the Justice League. While at the University of Reading west of London, Turpel joined a group called the Campaigns Forum, an ...

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Lighter Side of the Campus Safety Blotter

December 3, 2008 No Comments

Jen Noel Staff Reporter As another semester is coming to a close here on the Hill, so too does the curtain fall on this year’s installment of the Lighter Side. There were numerous memorable moments that filled the pages of the blotter, so memorable in fact that I decided to dedicate a portion of this ...

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First snowflakes bring freezing temps to campus

December 3, 2008 No Comments

Danielle Azoulay Staff Reporter The first snowflakes of winter thrilled students, putting smiles on the faces of many who are currently stressed over end of the semester projects and exams. “I was so excited I ran outside and let the snow hit my face,” said senior Lindsay Shue after the first flurries of the season ...

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McDaniel's graduate program more than doubles undergrad

December 3, 2008 No Comments

Kris Breeden Staff Reporter McDaniel College’s burgeoning graduate program has an enrollment that tops undergraduate enrollment ? a little known fact among undergraduates. McDaniel actually offers 16 different programs of graduate study, many of them revolving around education, including counselor education and teaching English to speakers of other languages (TESOL). Other programs include human resources ...

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Journalism students visit newseum in D.C.

December 3, 2008 No Comments

Roxanne Fleischer Co-News Editor On Thursday November 20, as the bus pulled in front of a museum in Washington, D.C., 36 journalism students could see the first amendment etched into a 74-foot-tall marble wall. They were at the Newseum.Professor Terry Dalton took his three journalism classes, (Media Ethics, Introduction to Journalism, and a FYS class, ...

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Provost Thomas Falkner to step down, return to teaching

McDaniel College Provost Thomas Falkner has announced that he will resign from the college’s administration effective Dec. 31, according...

Rouzer Meeting Addresses Recent Vandalism

McDaniel’s got 99 problems and Rouzer Hall is most certainly one of them, or at least that’s what Michael...

Archway Woes

A lot of us here have experienced troubles with the Archway. And it seems that at least once a...

Archway Failure: A Q&A with Dean Breslin

Following the crash of the Archway on the evening of Wednesday, April 11, I got in touch with Dean...

Provost Tom Falkner resigns

McDaniel College Provost Thomas Falkner has announced that he will resign from the college’s administration effective Dec. 31, according...

Students, Community comment about PA Ave disturbances at City Council meeting

Concerning the recent issue with residents along Hersh and Pennsylvania Avenue and disrespectful and noisy McDaniel students, McDaniel students’...