Dear generous stranger: Thank you for the 41 stripper cards you so kindly sent us in the POs out of the pack of 50 … we know you kept the 9 good ones … wink wink! We appreciate your thoughtfulness; it was an impressive collection. If you would like to retrieve the cards you are welcome to contact Campus Safety who confiscated them; we are … Continue reading Stripper cards
I am sure that this isn’t the only letter you have received that expresses incredulity at the front page of last week’s issue of The Weekly, but I certainly hope it will help in the discussions that will inevitably follow. I would first like to comment on the article itself. It was a very well-written article, it presented the phenomenon of Case Day from a … Continue reading Re: BEER. it’s what’s for breakfast … and lunch … and dinner
Last weekend the Gustavus Women’s Hockey team defeated Saint Catherine’s University 5-1 in the MIAC Championship. The Gusties will now advance to the NCAA Tournament for the ninth consecutive year. This Saturday, the Gusties will host the University of Wisconsin-River Falls in a quarterfinal game. The winner of the quarterfinal game will not only advance further in the tournament but will also be the host … Continue reading Ready for the NCAA Tournament
Coming off its first losing season in nearly a decade, the Gustavus Baseball team is looking to learn from last year and contend for a berth in the Conference Tournament. The Gusties open their non-conference season Sunday at the Metrodome against UW-Oshkosh. After a weeklong trip to Arizona over Spring Break, Gustavus will open its MIAC schedule at St. Olaf on April 7, 2010. “I … Continue reading Looking to hit their stride and start season strong
With experience and talent, the Gustavus Softball team is looking to follow up a National Tournament appearance last year with another strong season The Gustavus Softball team is back for more, striving to claim their title as National Champions this year. The team has approached the season differently than in previous years. The women have more confidence coming into this season, and they’re ready to … Continue reading Swinging for success
Tuesday, March 2 A Gustavus student’s laptop computer was reported stolen from Nobel Hall. Friday, March 5 A Gustavus student reported a bias incident that occurred in Jackson Campus Center Building. Saturday, March 6 A Gustavus student was cited for underage consumption at the Dive dance and transported to Detox by St. Peter Police Department. Campus Safety was called to Sohre Hall for a medical … Continue reading Mar. 2 – Mar. 7 Safety Report
Building Bridges is coming up this week, and there are a number of events leading up to the weekend conference, which is on immigration this year. One of the events was a homily by Rebekah Schulz, co-chair of the conference. Rebekah, a friend of mine, sent me the text of the homily (see below). It was a wonderful homily, and I wanted to share it. … Continue reading Building Bridges homily
Life without coffee is not an attainable reality, at least not for some. You get up, drink your coffee and then you can let your day begin. But not before. For many college students, coffee is a necessary part of the daily routine. Without the stimulant of caffeine, 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. classes are impossible concepts, let alone physically achievable feats. So where does … Continue reading The daily grind
Emily Thayer, a junior politial science and communication studies major, and Sean Tessmer, a junior political science and religion studies major, have been elected Student Senate Co-Presidents for the 2010-2011 school year. The election took place last Monday following a race between the Thayer-Tessmer pair and the other campaigning pair of Junior Phil Cleary and Junior Environmental Studies Major Katie Winkelman. Thayer and Tessmer will … Continue reading Co-Presidents Elect Tessmer and Thayer make plans for the future
