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Thursday, April 17, 2008
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News
Logo change aims for 'consistency' and 'strength'
Thatcher cancels commencement visit
Scribbles return
Facebook group advocating book burning voluntarily shuts down
Alum announces state representative campaign
Recovering the brain of the operation
Exit interviews reveal campus pulse
GOOD TO KNOW: Frisbee, soccer, Calvinball great outdoor opportunities
Holy Trinity church celebrates Mozart Mass
College owns Frederick Douglass 'trading card'
Students present papers in Las Vegas
Women's RAs notified
A.J.'s takes some Jitters business, revenue up for both
Library launches two new online search methods
Student Federation
Opinion
THE COLLEGIAN WEEKLY: Is Green the new Red?
America and the superhero
Dealing with full-time problems in Michigan
Burn this
Sports
Representing on & off the field
Mark Nicolet
Andrew Dodson
Katie Cezat
Melissa Bartlett
Jared Krout
Softball losses three games, win "complete game"
Baseball destroyed by Tiffin Dragons
Chargers battle cold, wind at Miami Ohio
All-American QB throws for Colts at private tryout
2,100 track and field athletes set for Ginas
Rugby game cancelled, no more games scheduled
Krebs is renaissance man as Chargers earn spit with Northwood
Features
Something scary in Homer
DNA of an elk
Under the dust
Arts
The Artists' Touch
Question and Answer with Amy Scott, senior art major.
Theatre students direct 20th century plays
Andy Buss reviews OneRepublic's "Dreaming out Loud"
Shakespeare in the Arb
Daniel Williams reviews Pat Barker's "Life Class"
Focus
Students recycle for a greener cause
A safe bet for not getting laid off; the drop-off center
Multimedia
Greenhouse blooming Slideshow
Recycling Slideshow
Regency Ball
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Issue Summary
News
Péwé out on City Council; new officials welcoming to college
Security: fewer parking tickets, yet stricter enforcement
Economy keeps graduates 'underemployed,' struggling
Students weigh in on health care, public option
Biology major to change
Parents, students buy houses to avoid renting
Freshman courses fill quickly; registrar says situation normal
History alumni flock to graduate schools to study Early Modern Europe
MeLCat system restored after outage
National Review editor speaks on life, work with predecessor Buckley
Good to Know
Students travel to D.C. to protest health care bill
Three fresh faces make début on Hillsdale's City Council
Briefs
Professors branch out: more writing for popular publications
Opinion
The Collegian Weekly The opinion of The Collegian editorial staff:
Was the CCA topic well-conceived?
Problems outweigh benefits of current health care bill
Sports
Minne-so-what? Chargers take home first ever playoff win
THE REMATCH
Volleyball wins first GLIAC Tournament
Men's basketball makes strides in season opener
Quick look: Preview of Nationals
Swim team rolls over competition; prepares for more
Arts
Red Herring
"It's so interesting...
Where there's smoke, There's Ire
Book Review: "Swift's Travels: Eighteenth-Century British Satire and its Legacy"
Focus
Hillsdale's bartenders serve up stories, cocktails
Medieval brew is a blast from the past
Students experiment with hard cider
Down the Hill
Journey to Minnesota
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