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Census 2010 The 2010 census is happening now, an important process required by law as part of the US Constitution. Having an accurate count of the US population helps determine…
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Women’s B-Ball Wins fourth Championship in College History
Matthew Bodnar Staff Reporter Yet another women’s basketball championship has made its way to the Hill. This year’s version came after a resounding 72-56 win over #22 Muhlenberg on their…
McDaniel Freshman Honored in New York
Rula Saru Staff Reporter Kelly Collins, a 19-year-old freshman from New Jersey, had always thought giving a presentation in front of her class was nerve wracking, but she hadn’t experienced…
McDaniel College Welcomes Belgian Students to Campus
J Ellis Staff Reporter Starting a new semester is one thing, but starting a new semester thousands of miles away from home is another. Joachim Nyssen, Stéphane Clesse, and Quentin…
Student Accounts Begin Migration to Google Mail
Heather Gorsuch Staff Reporter Many students might have noticed the new Google email options on the email login page. By the end of the spring semester McDaniel hopes to move…
SGA Produces Leadership Seminars on CD-ROM
Andrew Velnoskey Staff Reporter The Student Government Association has introduced a new leadership program available to all campus organizations. It is targeted at leaders of all campus groups, everything from…
Greek Community Raises Money for St. Jude’s Hospital
Megan Robinson Co News Editor McDaniel’s Inter Greek Council supports St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital through fundraising efforts each year. At the end of this month the IGC will wrap up…
“The Desert Sessions” are Worth Checking Out
Stuart Fischer Staff Reporter Imagine that you’re in the desert. You’re meditating on the strangeness of the world, sitting cross-legged on top of a large boulder, baking in the bright,…
‘Tune into L’: Upcoming Must-See Spring Concerts
Lauren Miller Staff Reporter The sun is shining, the snow is hopefully gone and spring is on its way. For some, spring means baseball, picnics and Easter. For me, spring…
Deaf Sports Hero Highlightd
Monica Horner Staff Reporter WILLIAM “DUMMY” HOY (1862-1961) During Hoy’s baseball career, he played outfield for the major league team, the Cincinnati Reds. Hoy’s career facilitated the creation of the…
Rachel’s Law: Students Advocates for Better Closed Captioning
Monica Horner Staff Reporter This semester, the American Deaf Culture class was assigned a Community Service Learning Project, and sophomore Rachel Hansell saw an opportunity to make a difference in…
Deaf Awareness Month Approaches
American Sign Language and Deaf Studies students and professors have begun preparations for American Deaf Culture and Heritage Awareness Month. Due to Spring Break, McDaniel College will celebrate from Mar….
Deaf People Can Legally Drive Just Like You
Marissa Graff Staff Reporter I thought I would throw out an interesting fact about Deaf culture or ASL: Deaf people can drive just like anyone else. Believe it or not,…
BMore Proud Leadership Summit builds Community Amongst LGBTQIA Students
Hanna Barker Staff Reporter On Feb. 20, hundreds of students from colleges across the Baltimore metro area participated in the first annual BMore Proud LGBTQIA Leadership Summit, located at Towson…
McDaniel Alumna Teaches Students to be Writers
Amber Slater Staff Reporter Mary Kay Nevius-Maurer is a McDaniel graduate who turns high school students into confident writers who, through academic and personal preparation, are ready to transition into…
ChatRoulette Becomes Internet Phenomenon
Hanna Barker Staff Reporter Recently, I’ve become swept into the internet phenomenon of Chatroulette, which was created by Russian 17-year-old Andrey Ternovskiy for his personal entertainment and the entertainment of…
Have you Ever Written a Newspaper Article?
Have you ever written a newspaper article? Well, I hadn’t either until this very moment, and you could turn your life around just like me if you would sign up…
Government Subsidies Help Raise Cost of College Tuition
Ross Smith Contributor How come petty goods like plasma televisions, cell phones and laptops increase in quality and fall in price each year, while a college degree becomes less valuable…
Lost keeps Viewers Hooked for Last Season
Devon McAndrew Staff Reporter Walking through the forest at night is a more dangerous task this season in LOST. Like most LOST fans, I watch the new episode every Tuesday…
If you liked it than you should have put a ring on it
Naomi Raphael Staff Reporter So far in my writing for this column, I’ve touched on many sexual issues. However, safe sex is not something that’s come up. This is an…