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Volume CXVIII, No. XXIII |
December 8, 2005 |
- 2005-2006 ·
- December 1, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. XXII ·
- News ·
- Faculty votes to change symposium requirements
- Plan cuts student loans
- Students give thanks at their home away from home
- Students trek to Georgia, protest
- Two students return from West Point with inspiration
- Winter storm strands students
- Opinion ·
- FOX made a mistake by cancelling Arrested Development
- Marxism is still alive and dangerous
- Mass might not be such a bad place to find a date
- The SOA: Training Santa's little soldiers
- Who is really representing you?
- Sports ·
- Johnnies dropped from D-III playoffs
- Late rally sinks SJU in MIAC opener
- All-American embarks on final season
- Variety ·
- ‘Walk the Line' burns, burns, burns up the box office
- Balance school and social life at Clemens
- Stumped for stocking stuffers?
- Business ·
- November 17, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. XXI ·
- News ·
- A winning game for Trinidadians
- Diversity dilemna
- Festival offers taste of international cultures
- Helping hands: Students bring awareness to hunger issues
- Johnnies show their love for CSB
- Sitting on the sidelines
- SJU Senate vote sparks debate
- Opinion ·
- 30-hour famine puts everything in perspective
- Donate money to a noble cause
- Go to church to worship, not to find a date
- Respect our campuses and put your trash where it belongs
- The UST/SJU rivalry continues
- Sports ·
- Blazers' season ends at hands of St. Thomas
- Overtime goal drops SJU from tournament
- SJU prepares to play loaded West Region
- Vanbruggen places 13th as Johnnies return to nationals
- Variety ·
- Choosing a change
- Church's expectations can take meaning within
- Dear Alex
- Healthy Bites
- Potter fanatics eagerly await new movie, incredible depiction
- Business ·
- November 10, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. XX ·
- News ·
- Clemens Library perks up after new coffee shop opens its doors, window
- Congress targets college financial aid for huge cuts
- Embedded in Catholicism
- O'Connell's denies Starbucks
- St. Ben's president reflects on first year
- Trading spaces: Morehouse, SJU swap students
- Unsolved case raises questions 3 years later
- Opinion ·
- Clemens Perk serves up coffee and convenience
- Consider the impact of provocative posters in dorm rooms
- Don't judge homosexuality based on church doctirne
- Sexism on campus alive and thriving
- Use what you've gained at CSB/SJU after graduation
- Sports ·
- A sudden return to dominance
- Blazers lose in MIAC finals, move on to play in regional tournament
- Eagles soars for SJU hockey team
- SJU wrestlers ready to focus on season
- Whitlock unfair to Weis and contract
- Variety ·
- November 3, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. XIX ·
- News ·
- Abbey discusses marriage rules
- Campus program fundraises for cancer research
- Class on the weekend? Students learn political lessons from Camp Wellstone
- Kellom rejects proposed stun guns
- Longing for acceptance
- Road takes new detour
- Students propose new marijuana club
- Opinion ·
- Look at both sides of Field Street debate
- Take advantage of fun opportunities at Canterbury
- We have an addiction to the media
- What happened to World Series excitement?
- Sports ·
- A Look at the Rest
- Blazers bounce Bethel to move on to semifinals
- Briefs
- Figuring out St. Thomas
- Follow the leaders
- Intramural sports can create defining college moments
- Kofoed passes all over St. Olaf
- SJU advance to MIAC finals
- Teams finish in the middle at MIAC meet
- Variety ·
- October 27, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. XVIII ·
- News ·
- Amendment cuts funding for disabled
- An unusual auction: SJU alumnus sells soul on eBay
- Credit card marketer deceives students
- CSB student witnesses fatal accident
- CSB/SJU announce capital campaigns
- First mission
- St. John's Senate president resigns
- Students protest road construction
- Wetterling prepares for Senate race
- Opinion ·
- A farewell to my first real love
- Celebrate the real meaning of Halloween
- Help protect yourself from breast cancer
- Take time to manage your life
- We should think before placing blame
- Sports ·
- CSB hits ice with new attitude, new faces
- Kodet's goal lifts SJU soccer into playoff spot
- October errors link Gardenhire with Cox
- Ruggers roll, move on to Iowa
- Seniors keep MIAC playoff hopes alive
- SJU lacrosse frustrates St. Thomas — again — to win Moorhead Invite
- Transfers join experienced Johnnie team
- Variety ·
- October 6, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. XVII ·
- News ·
- ‘A place to call home'
- ‘Tis the season to rent
- CSB rejects proposed road
- Former Johnnie, 9/11 hero's legacy lives on through wife's speech
- Heavy rain soaks some facilities
- Reality TV star to speak out at CSB
- Sartell police search for missing St. Cloud State student
- SJU museum celebrates anniversary
- Students reflect on homecoming
- Opinion ·
- Consider meaning of ‘support the troops'
- Look for God's miracles: They are everywhere
- Proposed new road at CSB is a bad idea
- Savor the beauty of the small town
- Students should take advantage of fine arts on campus
- The logic of the drunken reasoner
- Sports ·
- Broadbent shuts down MIAC offenses
- Injury leads Dooher from course to coaching
- Multi-talented player finds a way to contribute
- Powderpuff football takes over Clemens Stadium
- Smit paces SJU cross country team
- Variety ·
- September 29, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. XVI ·
- News ·
- BAC construction on schedule for fall 2006
- EMT, PRP hurt by cuts
- Moorhead sophomore dies after party
- Retreat examines diversity issues
- Students continue to aid hurricane victims
- Students praise experience in national peace march
- Opinion ·
- Be young at heart during college
- Get involved in politics
- Irony is making its way into politics
- St. Cloud: a driver's death trap
- Support Democracy and the troops in Iraq
- Sports ·
- ‘30-Yard Line Club' keeps players involved
- Johnnie soccer coach nears No. 300
- N.L. Cy Young looks right on time for the D-Train
- Volleyball player exceeding expectations
- Witchger finds niche as assistant coach for SJU
- Variety ·
- September 22, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. XV ·
- News ·
- A call to action: Student to serve in Iraq
- A tale of courage
- After debate, senates to vote on student activity fee increase
- Initial trip to Africa successful
- River Bats to find home in St. Joseph
- St. Joseph mill's makeover creates trendy housing
- Students march to encourage peace, troops' return home
- Unhealthy food on the burner
- Opinion ·
- An experienced voice gives first-years advice
- Being an RA: it's not ‘just a job'
- Create your legacy at CSB/SJU
- Curious skateboards invade SJU
- Embrace your new independence
- Senators should vote for Chief Justice based on qualifications
- Sportsmanship: Fans should show school pride, but still be respectful of others
- Sports ·
- Assisting those beyond the field
- Cleveland looks primed to make ALCS
- Defense dominates in home opener
- Let's support more then just football
- The Bash Brothers
- Variety ·
- September 15, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. XIV ·
- News ·
- Students praise summer pilgramage
- CSB/SJU reflect on Constitution
- Library's new brew mixes coffee, studying
- Papa G's tosses its pizza into new hands
- Police target Flynntown speeders
- Proposed road encounters division
- St. John's Senate proposes campus shuttle service
- Opinion ·
- College party houses will never die
- CSB/SJU students should work to change outside attitudes
- Don't try to be hip, Al Gore
- Embrace all possibilities
- Facebook: it can be dangerous
- Hurricane heroes need resources
- Look at the world from a different angle
- Protect St. Joseph's rural beauty
- Sports ·
- Runners tear up home course
- SJU football notes: Johnnies roll to 2-0
- Solarz seeks to inspire Blazers
- Teammates hold ties for Johnnie soccer team
- Band to break silence at athletic events
- Consistent Blazers gear up for conference competition
- Improve the atmosphere of sports
- Variety ·
- September 8, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. XIII ·
- News ·
- College, monastery decide to relocate cafe by fall 2007
- CSB/SJU community endures Katrina's devastation
- Former SJU student dies
- Grant enables police crackdown
- Core curriculum to undergo major changes
- CSB/SJU rise in national rankings
- Opinion ·
- Enjoy the year: it won't last forever
- It's time for a woman in the White House
- Students should join forces to aid hurricane victims
- Stupidity: Our new source of energy?
- Take time to enjoy your senior year
- The huge shock of my summer
- Sports ·
- Blazers aim for success after average 2004 season
- Kofoed shines as St. John's survives
- Runners hope training pays off
- Senior captains jumpstart young Johnnies
- Volleyball reaches for MIAC title
- Wurm, Blazers start strong with second-place finish
- Variety ·
- 2004-2005 ·
- April 28, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. XII ·
- News ·
- CSB/SJU party tradition busted
- LOCAL BRIEFS
- Senates call for reopening Magis case
- Students attend national research conference
- Study talks about under-reported sexual assualt cases
- CAMPUSES CELEBRATE A NEW LEADER
- CSB president's new house unveiled inside and out
- Opinion ·
- A new road at St. Ben's is not a good idea
- College: A perspective from the end
- Cosmo article sends wrong message
- I'll never forget all the memories
- Letter from Fr. Michael Patella
- Magis corrects misconceptions
- My senior manifesto
- President Baenninger shares views on inauguaration
- Record biased in coverage of Magis controversy
- Senior reflections
- Thank you, class of 2005
- Thank you from the editor in chief
- Upset about the Magis situation
- Where are you living next year?
- Sports ·
- Johnson quietly picks up historic win No. 400
- Playoffs loom for Blazers
- Senior duo leads SJU
- SJU halts five game losing skid
- SJU wins Stearns Cup
- Homegrown talent
- Variety ·
- Checking your e-mail: How reliant are you?
- For seniors, the job search proves to be challenging; internships are definitely valuable
- It's not an urban myth: an alumni success story in the world of work
- Lack of e-mail privacy becomes an ethical and legal concern for CSB/SJU students
- Literary work stirs excitement
- Our own 'Dear Abby'
- The question of the moment
- Viruses pose a serious threat to campus, students' computers
- Words to live by
- Bon voyage
- April 21, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. XI ·
- News ·
- Benedict XVI elected pope
- Many wonder what's in a name
- CSB celebrates inauguration
- Festival funding changes sources
- Students honored for academic achievement
- Women reflect on power
- Students taught proper recycling
- Avoid alcohol poisioning
- Opinion ·
- GLBT community faces challenges on campus
- Heritage dinner a celebration of Benedictine values
- Is now the time for unequal rights?
- Pope Benedict XVI
- The Magis controversy
- We need more Knights of the old Republic
- Change your attitude, reduce your stress
- Sports ·
- Blazers sweep Knights
- Johnnies prepare for stretch run
- Lacrosse to host first game
- Multidimensional machines
- Beach ballin' for SJU
- Multidimensional machines
- Variety ·
- April 14, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. X ·
- News ·
- A voice silenced
- AKS appeal denied
- Four earn Caritas awards
- Moderation station idea canned
- Students travel to capitol for GLBT Lobby Day
- Students travel to El Salvador for Oscar Romero remembrance
- Buzzed wins 2 awards
- Opinion ·
- Are we obsessed with Hollywood?
- Libraries should have recycled paper printer
- No beer garden at Pinestock
- The Friday or Saturday night Link: A magical ride
- The real value of an English degree
- Why men should rule the universe
- Sports ·
- Blazer track and field continues success
- Blazers softball team rebounds from a slow start to season
- Gaining ground on the MIAC
- Golfers tee off for spring season
- Pitching leads to success
- Variety ·
- April 07, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. IX ·
- News ·
- Activist, former VP runner well-received at CSB
- Conference will focus on local land issues
- Spirituality Center: a place for prayer and reflection
- Students awaken by Fair Trade coffee campaign
- Three CSB students travel to the Middle East
- St. John's prep student arrested
- Farewell to the pope
- A city of mourning
- CSB/SJU marks pope's passing with memorial services, prayer
- Opinion ·
- Athletes' steroid use should be made public
- Former AKS presidents deserve respect, not judgment
- New Banner system unfair
- Our current tax system needs to change
- The world says goodbye
- Email recall: if only it was reality
- Sports ·
- Blazers start slow
- Casey will be missed
- CSB tennis battles snow, competition
- First year phenoms
- Gagliardi prepares for life after work
- Johnnies break out over Florida trip
- Variety ·
- March 17, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. VIII ·
- News ·
- Former VP candidate will visit campus
- Geller ‘fully disclosed' connection to Miller
- Senates question relations with MAPCS
- St. John's graduate discusses his Vatican journalism career
- Students protest tuition hike
- Charter board revokes AKS club status
- Opinion ·
- A new look at social security reform
- Celebrate Benedictine values by entering creative contest
- Consider basis for pro-choice arguments
- Republicans in Congress fail to help those in need
- Students can help African crisis
- Sports ·
- Blazer hoops sent packing
- Florida trip kicks off season
- Ivory leads Johnnies to No. 3 ranking
- St. John's baseball looking to improve upon last season
- All-American performances
- Variety ·
- March 10, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. VII ·
- News ·
- Tuition increases 6 percent next year
- Senates grant flat rate
- Playboy Bunny discusses AIDS with community
- Nobel prize winner will visit campus
- Iran native addresses U.S. relations
- SJU housing lottery begins
- Weekend retreat seeks to generate discussion on race, ethnicity issues
- Students take the plunge
- Opinion ·
- JEC guaranteed funding
- Norovirus paranoia not so bad
- Barbie no longer ideal woman
- Political correctness has gone too far
- Sal's DJ reveals the worst song in the world
- Seeing ‘Hotel Rawanda' a good start, but not enough
- Sports ·
- Tommies end Johnnies' season
- Johnnies finish second in MIAC playoffs
- MIAC power shuts out SJU
- Blazer tennis loses three over weekend
- NCAA Wrestling Results
- MIAC Indoor Track Results
- All roads must go through Virginia
- Variety ·
- March 03, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. VI ·
- News ·
- Hockey arena plans take off in St. Joe
- Norovirus strikes
- Pinestock act confirmed
- Greco-Roman study abroad program divided
- Sisters elect new prioress
- St. John's grad runs for Senate seat
- Students discuss student aid at State Capitol
- SFCT-sponsored speaker evokes mixed views
- Opinion ·
- I'm not afraid to admit it: I really love my cell phone
- Meat...to eat or not to eat?
- Supreme Court shouldn't judge morals
- A candidate that keeps it real
- CSB/SJU must try harder to embrace diversity
- Sports ·
- SJU BEGINS PLAYOFF RUN
- Track teams prepare for MIAC indoors
- Vikings will miss Randy
- Blazer hockey season ends in loss
- Calming the Storm
- Variety ·
- February 24, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. V ·
- News ·
- ‘Ask Mary'
- City rejects extra bar hour
- Computer databases modified
- SJS treasurer impeached
- St. John's will host men's conference
- Students deceived by solicitor for free pizza
- Students travel to Boston
- Opinion ·
- 10 years after Rwanda, the West is failing again
- Extend Benedictine values to politics
- Issue of capital punishment not as easy as 'an eye for and eye'
- Old Man Winter triumphs
- To one person you may be the world
- Sports ·
- Blazers and Johnnies finish 5th and 3rd, respectively
- BLAZERS BEAT ST. THOMAS AND CONCORDIA
- Blazers remain positive in fight for playoffs
- Fiecke, Malone to compete in nationals
- Johnnies remain unbeaten
- Johnnies roll into playoffs
- Vikings right in trading Randy
- Variety ·
- February 10, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. IV ·
- News ·
- Davis discusses immigration with community
- Former Johnnies serve the public
- Health advocates lose funding
- Student activities seeks guidance
- The Clarks to rock at CSB
- Students to rally at the capitol
- Opinion ·
- A time to evaluate values
- All hail Stewart, the king of television
- Humor your honey and reduce stress this Valentine's Day
- Voter fraud disgraces government
- Wind turbines part of broader energy strategy
- The Vagina Monologues
- Sports ·
- Johnnies are confident and ready for season
- Record breakers
- Sister Lois Wedl wins ‘Breaking Barriers Award'
- SJU basketball struggles
- SJU hockey ready for MIAC showdown
- Variety ·
- February 03, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. III ·
- News ·
- Senates vote against 2 a.m. bar closing
- Community fights cancer
- Fathers and sons bond over dinner
- Election for new prioress winds down
- The Record wins top honor
- Opinion ·
- Controversial mass e-mails
- Harlem Renaissance contains lessons
- CSB/SJU: Different benefits?
- Refuse to give in to the resolution curse this year
- Don't underestimate Iraqi election's importance
- Display at bookstore sends wrong message
- Bush must implement new foreign policy, not more rhetoric
- Sports ·
- Johnnies are No. 1
- Kahlhamer, Blazers set to face St. Thomas
- Minnesota is Twins territory
- SJU tennis faces challenenges
- Spending a Saturday with ice breakers
- Tiegs leads Blazers tennis into season
- Variety ·
- January 27, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. II ·
- News ·
- CSB creates new housing lottery system
- HMML changes name
- Retreat explores race, ethnicity issues
- Social work program will remain for now
- Transfer students share thoughts
- CFB drops some programs' funding
- Opinion ·
- Don't be afraid to make your own study abroad decision
- Macking like a mime
- Questioning 'popular' opinion at CSB/SJU
- Wilson and Bush: unlikely bedfellows?
- A new generation of television icons needed
- Beware the traps of 'liberal' cartoon characters
- Sports ·
- Blazers ski team gaining recognition
- CSB hockey finds silver lining in losses
- Johnnie wrestlers practice, prepare for upcoming Great Lakes regional tourney
- Johnson reaches milestone in loss
- SJU survives OT
- Swept away
- Blazer swim team beats elements in Florida
- Variety ·
- January 20, 2005 - Volume CXVIII, No. I ·
- News ·
- KJNB begins airing on the Web
- Sisters pass $6 million goal
- Chile program moves north
- Flu season reaches full force
- Opinion ·
- Adminstration should keep students informed
- CSB/SJU students participate in protest at School of the Americas
- 'Drop it like it's hot' at Club Clemens?
- Let peace be your quest throughout the year
- Let's eliminate apathy?
- Wind turbine at SJU would offer numerous opportunities
- Abortion should not be viewed as primarily a woman's issue
- Sports ·