Arabic students get Minor Approval
Roxanne Fleischer News Editor After 14 students signed a request for an Arabic language minor, Provost Thomas Falkner approved of the 3000-level class needed to make it possible. “The interest…
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Glass Door shattered on Spring Fling
Danielle Azoulay Staff Reporter After a long day of fun filled activities and drinking at McDaniel’s annual Spring Fling, the residents of Garden Apartment 155 reported that the glass of…
Dino Head taken from Lewis Hall
Brent Lowe Staff Reporter Sometime between last Monday, April 20, and last Tuesday, April 21, a vandal (or vandals) stole the head from a wooden dinosaur skeleton out of Lewis…
Lighterside to the Campus Safety Blotter
Students are living the ‘high life’ at McDaniel Jen Noel Staff Reporter As the saying goes, all good things must come to an end. With that being said, I am…
Students Give Blood, Save Lives
Laura Hutton Co Editor-in-Chief On April 8, McDaniel College’s students and staff saved up to 348 lives at the blood drive hosted biannually by the College Activities office. Through donations…
College Hiring Freeze is More Like ‘A Chill’
Katie Smith Staff Reporter At the moment, McDaniel’s hiring freeze appears to be more of a chill than an actual freeze. The freeze went into effect in November 2008, when…
“Note This” Raises Money for Relay
Jenna Little Staff Reporter The Commuter Student Association presented the first annual “Note This: McDaniel’s Own Musical Showcase and Competition” to showcase the best musical talents of McDaniel. Performers competed…
Six Seniors: Six Bars of Gold
Joey Steinburg Staff Reporter Graduation. It is a big day for all of the seniors here on the Hill. Some will be happy to be done with research papers and…
Sorority recruitment grows
Jenna Granger Contributor Recruitment is up this year for McDaniel College Greek life; sisters are welcoming new pledges, and pledges are working hard to become sisters. This spring has been…
Students Traveling to Budapest, and Beyond
Katelynn McGinley Features Editor The decision to study abroad is, in many ways, a rite of passage for college students. “Choosing a location to study abroad in is a decision…
Prof. Leaves Lasting Impression on Students
Naomi Raphael Contributor Dr. LeRoy Panek walks into the classroom holding an ancient copy of The Complete works of William Shakespeare and lays it on the table, which he pushes…
Leaving McDaniel, the Free Press
Laura Hutton Co Editor-in-Cheif When I was a junior in high school, I went on my first crazy rollercoaster. I mean upside-down, loops, just plain insane. I was afraid, but…
Greek Stoles a must for graduation
Ashleigh Smith Art Director Greeks wear their letters everywhere, as a symbol of pride, accomplishment, and identity. Our letters set us apart as leaders and scholars around campus, in town,…
McCribs: The Best and Worst of Dorm Life
John Wahman Staff Reporter When you walk into room 302 in Whiteford, a homey yet modern feel greets you. It is the room of Alex Roman and Kathleen Phelan. Upon…
Mission: SGA Revival
Ben Cowman SGA Vice President It is not often that you hear about the Student Government Association (SGA). After all, we do not host events—CAPBoard is responsible for campus programming,…
Terror Sports Spotlight: Meet the Green
Garrett Eagan Sports Editor As part of an ongoing series in the McDaniel Free Press, we will profile interesting students from the Green Terror sports teams. This issue, we will…
Top Athletes train with challenging Crossfit Program
A select group of students comprised mostly of ROTC cadets, as well as a few other students is hooked on a workout called CrossFit. CrossFit is a series of workouts…
To Redshirt or Not to Redshirt
Roxanne Fleischer News Editor For senior Steve Wilson, continuing his education at McDaniel for grad school has an added benefit: He will play basketball for one more season. Wilson, after…
MLB b-ball winds up for surprising season
Nick Brunner Staff Reporter With the first month of the season wrapping up, it is safe to say there have been quite a few surprises so far this year in…
19-11 Loss to Dickinson Ends Girls Lacrosse Season
Ryan Chell Staff Reporter Sometimes you can be so good that a performance others would consider fantastic may not be up to your own expectations. That would appear to be…