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Sports & Fitness

Mother Nature disappoints, the nordic team does not

Despite a relatively disappointing winter in terms of snowfall, the Gustavus Nordic Ski team has had an impressive showing this season. The men’s and women’s teams placed fifth and sixth, respectively, in the NCAA Qualifiers in January and had five skiers place in the top 30 of the second day of NCAA Qualifiers, resulting in fifth place finishes for both teams. “I am extremely happy … Continue reading Mother Nature disappoints, the nordic team does not

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Undefeated women’s hockey clinches #1 seed in MIAC

The women’s hockey team is now focusing on finishing their last four conference games. So far the team’s future looks very promising. They have been ranked number two for ten consecutive weeks by USCHO.com for Division III women’s hockey, and after their first tie of the season against University of Wisconsin-Superior, they remained one of two unbeaten teams with a record of 20-0-1. For seniors … Continue reading Undefeated women’s hockey clinches #1 seed in MIAC

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Exercise and understanding willpower

With a new semester comes an opportunity to plan a workout regimen that fits into your new schedule and fulfills your personal goals for improved health and fitness. When looking forward to the benefits you hope to gain through regular exercise—better overall health, mood and concentration—it is essential to recognize the important role willpower plays in decision-making. The Science Daily article, “Tough Day at Work? … Continue reading Exercise and understanding willpower

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Martin Luther King Jr. memorial lecture:

Speaker focuses on MLK’s impact on youth and social media As Martin Luther King Jr. Day approaches approximately 30 years of celebration and remembrance, Gustavus recognizes the legacy of the civil rights leader and his non-violent activism. The school invites David and Mary Winton Green Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago Dr. Cathy J. Cohen to deliver the 2013 Martin Luther King … Continue reading Martin Luther King Jr. memorial lecture:

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Letters to President Ohle brings issues to public

On Wednesday, Jan. 9, students and alumni posted letters written to President Ohle to their Facebook pages, Youtube channels and personal blogs. These letters, which were sent to President Ohle on Dec. 12, 2012, asked for his resignation. “There are many things I love about Gustavus, but ultimately it’s the people—the community— that make it the strong institution that it is,” 2011 Graduate Bethany Ringdal … Continue reading Letters to President Ohle brings issues to public

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Campus safety report

Campus Safety Report (1/18/13)

Tuesday, January 8 •A student in Pittman Hall was cited by Campus Safety and the SPPD for underage consumption and was transferred by ambulance to the hospital. Wednesday, January 9 •A minor vehicle accident was reported involving a campus vehicle. •Collegiate Fellows responded to a College policy violation and alcohol violations in Sorensen Hall involving five students. Thursday, January 10 •Campus Safety responded to a … Continue reading Campus Safety Report (1/18/13)

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The divestment movement comes to Gustavus

A group of Gustavus students attended the “Do the Math” conference at the University of Minnesota on Nov. 30, 2012. Hosted by MN350, students, professors, and concerned citizens from around the state attended and learned about climate change and fossil fuel divestment. Divestment is an investment term that means to sell stock in a company. The national organization 350.org is seeking to use divestment among … Continue reading The divestment movement comes to Gustavus

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Gustie of the Week, Variety

Gustie of the Week: Nicole Ektnitphong

St. Lucia was crowned for 2012 in December, and the tradition allowed all of Gustavus and the community to meet Sophomore Nicole Ektnitphong. “Getting to be St. Lucia is an honor and really exciting. Working with The Guild and the other girls was a great experience,” Nicole said. “Nicole embodies Lucia. She does service and has compassion and really wants others to succeed. She knows … Continue reading Gustie of the Week: Nicole Ektnitphong

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Touring week connects musicians and communities

This year the Gustavus Wind Orchestra, under the direction of Conductor Dr. Douglass J. Nimmo, will be taking a local Midwest tour through Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois the first week of Feb. These tours are very different from what some people experienced in a high school ensemble. There is a concert performed every day but one and the musicians stay in the homes of local … Continue reading Touring week connects musicians and communities

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