By Emily Bina
Multi-tasking is essential for senior swimming captain Darren Lofquist.
While competing in his fourth year on the St. John’s swim team, Lofquist is also squeezing in time for student teaching a first grade class at Madison Elementary School in St. Cloud.
Type in Minnesota Twins newest outfielder Delmon Young’s name into Facebook, and it is evident he is making an impact before he has even stepped to the plate.
The results read: “Delmon Young will be twice as good as Torii Hunter,” “Delmon Young + Justin Morneau + Joe Mauer = Dynasty” and “Delmon Young= Twins Savior.”
By Maggie Berg
Following in the footsteps of her two brothers, Drew and Derek Stifter, first-year basketball player Amy Stifter is the third child in her family to play a collegiate sport.
Stifter was initially interested in
St. Ben’s because she enjoyed watching her older brother, junior Derek Stifter, play football for St. John’s. Derek is a defensive back for the Johnnies.
By Jennifer Ferragut
It’s spring semester. Seniors have reached the final stretch; first-years sych as myself are
breathing a sigh of relief that they survived their first semester. So it’s the perfect time to try out a new club.
Voters have the power to choose their candidate, but they can also help change the face of their parties
By Zach Shaheen
Doubtless, many of you have spent these last few years frustrated with our politicians and our government’s enacted policies. I know I have.
By Alex Kurt
On Tuesday, Minnesotans will have a chance to vote for an historic candidate.
This candidate will not be unique in gender or race. Rather, A Hillary Clinton candidacy would be noteworthy because it would render secure the first modern period of modern American monarchy.
By Jolene Brink
“Where do I begin?”
My friends and I were
gathered at the Brewed Awakenings Coffeehouse in Grand Rapids, Minn., peering at each other over cups of steaming soup and tea.
My mom friended me on Facebook this week. It sounds like a “your mom” joke, but it’s the truth.
Yes, in this hyper-digital day and age, everyone has Facebook, MySpace or a blog and is connected to a cell phone, iPod or Blackberry.
Whether underage or of age, excessive alcohol consumption kills college students every year.
As frustrating as it is, there seems no remedy for this. Many students consider binge drinking part of the wwcollege experience, and no number of write-ups or mandated alcohol classes is going to stop the future headlines and water-cooler talk that yet another Minnesota student has died of alcohol poisoning.
Dear Editor,
In last week’s Record, Andrew Kleinendorst compared the members of SFCT to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the terrorist leader of Iran. This comparison is unfair and disgusting. Ahmadinejad is one of the most evil men alive, and the things he stands for, and against, are nowhere to be found in the SFCT constitution.
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