The Collegian

Thursday, April 16, 2009

News

• Saga's 'monopoly': expenses drive student groups away from the new Grewcock union
• CLO forms gay-straight committee, not alliance
• CLEP testing halted this semester
• No re-election campaign for student mayor
• DTD alumni establish scholarship contest
• Greenhouse in full bloom
• Saga runs radio commercials for weekly Sunday brunch
• Shooting at the Lost Nation
• Leadership honorary to host seminar for high schoolers
• Briefs

Opinion

• The Collegian Weekly: The opinion of The Collegian editorial staff
• Soccer, moms and me: I'd rather die
• Women, know thy powers: baked goods mesmerize men
• Not political or religious school: Keep theology from Hillsdale core
• Stop the shock

Sports

• Goodbye seniors:
• Intramural volleyball set to serve this weekend
• Dragons scorch Chargers at home
• Top 20 national ranking
• Softball dismissed by Ashland in close games

Arts

• Natalie Scarlett's production opens tonight
• Faculty director cast in new student production
• Meinecke succeeds in dance with help
• Shakespeare in the Arb well underway
• Out of the loop

Focus

• Soul tugs: students journey to Catholicism
• Arthurian romance, lynxes and wine: reasons to marry early

Beyond

• Grueling Greek Week schedule holds races, pingpong, Halo
• Delta Sigma Phi, Chi Omega lead Greek Week so far
• Noticing Greek Week's faded glory

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