Security Report
from the desk of Jim Magee, Director of Security
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NBC Olympic Schedule
Friday, Feb. 129 p.m. Live Opening Ceremony Saturday, Feb. 138 p.m. Apolo Anton Ohno, 1500m speed skating Sunday, Feb. 147 p.m. Lindsey Vonn, women’s combined Monday, Feb. 152:30 p.m. Seth Wescott and Nate Holland, men’s snowboarding Tuesday, Feb. 168 p.m. Evan Lysacek and Johnny Wier, men’s figure skating short program Wednesday, Feb. 173:30 p.m. Cross
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Students headed to London for Spring Break
Fifteen years ago, English professor Dr. Caroline Cherry began a capstone class called Text in Context in which students would take a mid-semester vacation to go on an exploration of culture and history in London. As the years went on, more destinations were added, including the 2008 trip to Ireland and last year’s trip to
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Students precede college with music tour
First-year Kara Hartman took a year off after high school to travel the country with Captive Free, a program that prepares young people to travel as part of a praise and worship team to various parts of America and other countries. First-year Sarah Biddix was also a part of the program, and it was evident
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Archive, Sports
Join the 6th Man at the next home basketball game
The 6th Man, created last year to encourage more fan involvement and cheering, asks all students to proudly wear white at all home games. As the basketball teams finish up their regular season this month, be sure to join the cheering section at one of the remaining home contests. Both teams play at home on
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Archive, Opinion
What boils my egg
Another January has come to an end, and so has another month of Avatar being out in theaters. The big Hollywood hit has beaten Titanic as the highest grossing movie of all time. Obviously, the creators have produced something of true value. On the other hand, there are those “movie buffs” who always feel the
A&E, Archive
Dear John, what happened? Box office hit a disappointment
After the success of The Notebook, the story line of the new film based on a Nicholas Spark’s novel, Dear John, should have developed into something more than a frustrating long-distance relationship with an ambiguous ending. The film, starring Channing Tatum and Amanda Seyfried, opens with attractive cinematography of the Charleston coast–and the lead actor–and
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