Pinestock rocks Palaestra
May 1st, 2008 by Tan TuohyBy John F. O’Sullivan
It’s 4:18 p.m. on Friday, and hordes of students wearing identical t-shirts are frantically running around Sexton Arena.
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By John F. O’Sullivan
It’s 4:18 p.m. on Friday, and hordes of students wearing identical t-shirts are frantically running around Sexton Arena.
Sophomore social work major Kelly Broughton was one of a handful of students protesting at the opening brunch and address of Scholarship and Creativity Day April 23
By Nik Nadeau
During its last meeting of the school year, the St. John’s Senate passed a motion that authorized funding for Student Activities and Leadership Development, the equivalent of 9 percent of its operating budget next school year.
By Kelsey Gustafson
Despite student concerns regarding the soon-to-be-implemented four-year residency requirement, the deans of students continue to stand by their decision
By Casey Wojtalewicz
Amidst much debate, the St. Ben’s Senate narrowly voted down a resolution yesterday that would have limited all on-campus smoking to parking lots.
Nomination
Bridget is an extraordinary artist and person. She dedicates most of her time and energy to her work and manages to remain enthusiastic about her work and optimistic about things in general. Bridget is an extremely creative person in the sense that she generates very original ideas and executes them in her own individual way. She recently began working more with clay as a medium, and her most recent ceramic work is very inspiring. I am always excited to see what she’ll come up with next.
-Sophomore Paula Traut
Dear Dustin,
Relationships have never been easy for me. I’ve only had a few, and they have never lasted long because I am very independent and a little intimidated by intimacy. What do I do? How can I continue to be an independent, fun, outgoing girl while keeping a great relationship going? Have I only been finding the guys that like “needy” girls?
Miss Independent
By Megan Vetsch
You may have seen him around campus – the crazy composer with a guitar in one hand and Wii remote in the other. Besides staging rather obscure, albeit interesting, live shows at Br. Willie’s this year with his ensemble “The Cagetones,” senior Charlie McCarron has been up to some pretty serious stuff in the past year and a half: writing, recording and mixing his latest project, “The Mystery of Grey Matters.”
By Maia Bentz
Taylor Van Denburgh, a sophomore vocal performance/sociology major, had a unique upbringing and has big plans for her future.
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