Tom, You will Be Missed
I attended the memorial service that was held for Thomas Rouleau a few weeks ago. It is hard for me to express just how moved I was by everything that…
March 2009
Hit and Run Suspect Still at Large
Kate Delenick Co Editor in Chief It has been just over month since the hit and run crash that killed McDaniel Sophomore, Thomas Rouleau. While family, friends, and the entire…
Unauthorized Entry results in Cautionary Message
Jen Noel Staff Reporter On February 26, 2009, a homeless man was apprehended by Campus Safety officers after entering the unlocked back door of a Pennsylvania Avenue house. The man…
Recession Reaches the Hill
Katie Smith Staff Reporter Like colleges across the country, McDaniel is feeling the effects of the economic recession. Fortunately, McDaniel students will likely be shielded from the full force of…
Lighter Side of the Campus Safety Blotter
Jen Noel Staff Reporter The unpredictable weather of the past two weeks or perhaps a series of good television shows must have been keeping the students on campus occupied because…
Career Services aids Job Search In Down Economy
Angela Baldwin Staff Reporter As the class of 2009 prepares to graduate in mere months, the need find a job in this tough economy looms ahead. Fortunately there is help…
Changes Coming to SGA
Andrew Velnosky Staff Reporter The SGA has begun making changes to its structure that will be implemented in time for next school year. These changes are being made in an…
McDaniel Faculty and Staff Join the Off Track Art Co-op
Samantha Lambert Staff Reporter The opening night of local art gallery Off Track Art last month was a huge success. The parking lot was packed while people waited outside to…
OMS in Transition Since Bryant Left
Clayton Rosa Staff Reporter Tucked away in the basement of Rouzer, across the Minute Maid vending machine, is an office that houses one interim director, one secretary, and four part-time…
McDaniel Students travel to Annapolis for micua day
Laura Hutton Co-Editor in Chief McDaniel students joined their peers from Maryland’s independent colleges and universities on February 12 in Annapolis to save state funding of their institutions. The Sellinger…
Anderson Brings a Smile to English Dept
Roxanne Fleischer News Editor Twenty-three years at McDaniel must mean that Bobby Anderson enjoys her job. She spent 10 years in the Registrar’s office before becoming the secretary of the…
Albright takes Pride in Admissions
Lauren Laker Staff Reporter Working two jobs, taking calls from angry parents and tolerating co-workers while raising a family may seem like quite a challenging feat for some, but not…
McCribs: This just in: Rouzer still disgusting
Alex Roman Staff Reporter Words like dirty, grimy, vomit-filled, and stinky are often used to describe the infamous boys dorm, Rouzer. However freshmen Kevin Wright, Chris Michell, Nick Sicuranza, and…
Sound On, Sound Off: ROTC Cadences Silenced
Joey Steinberg Staff Reporter Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday the R.O.T.C cadets of McDaniel College have Physical Training. Most of us wake up between 5:30 and 6:00 in the morning…
Amadeus: The Lives of Mozart and Salieri
Casey Crough Staff Reporter Want to enjoy a night of tragedy and drama? Or just escape reality for a few hours? Amadeus, which is currently running at Alumni Hall until…
Budgeting As a College Student
Rose Eney Commentary Editor College students are mostly always stereotyped as being “poor,” whether they’re actually poor or not. One of the biggest reasons that we tend to lack money…
Students Spring Break Despite Recession
Lauren Laker Staff reporter Warm sun, cold drinks, and sandy beaches are still right around the corner for some spring breakers. Money is the least of worries for these college…
A Champion, On and Off the Mat
Nick Brunner Staff Reporter An action packed day at the Gill Center, home to the 2009 Centennial Conference wrestling championships, was coming to a close. However, as the final match…
Ex-Editor v. Guru
Of the Teams That had Good Off-Season Transactions, Who will Produce and Who will Flop? The Ex: As much as I hate to say this as an Orioles fan, despite…
Women Defeated in Playoffs after Long Struggle
Chris Ferrick-Manley Staff Reporter Becky Martin and her team backed up her “cautiously optimistic” prediction that the Green Terror would defeat Dickinson in the Centennial Tournament’s 1st Round game, defeating…