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Sept. 6 – Sept. 12 Safety Report

Monday, September 6 Three Gustavus students and one non-Gustavus student were cited by Campus Safety and SPPD for underage consumption of alcohol. One non-Gustavus student was issued a Trespass Warning. Three Gustavus students were cited for a Social Host Violation. Tuesday, September 7 The Department of Campus Safety was notified about a lost campus key. A Campus Safety Officer responded to Health Service to interview … Continue reading Sept. 6 – Sept. 12 Safety Report

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Announcements

Writing and Photography opportunities – Learn more at the Involvement Fair

The Gustavian Weekly staff will have a booth at the Student Involvement Fair, located in The Eckman Mall this Tuesday, Sept. 14 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The Student Involvement Fair, held semi-annually, gives students the opportunity to connect with a wide range of student groups on campus. Visit our booth to learn more about writing and photography opportunities at The Weekly. If you … Continue reading Writing and Photography opportunities – Learn more at the Involvement Fair

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The Weekly on your mobile device

The Weekly has been working to make its website more mobile-friendly. Our website statistics show that visitors are coming on mobile devices in increasing numbers. We applied some changes to the site today which should help improve the experience for these users. I have tested the site on my Apple iOS device, and am curious how the site looks for people with other mobile devices. … Continue reading The Weekly on your mobile device

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News

Residence halls: Cozier and greener

Residence halls at Gustavus underwent construction and renovations over the summer, the majority of which were aimed at Sorenson, North, and Gibbs Halls (Complex) and Norelius Hall. One of the most noticeable changes is the redesign of the windows through the three residence halls of Complex, but summer projects in both Complex and Norelius also included work on elevators, flooring, furniture replacement and bathroom renovations. … Continue reading Residence halls: Cozier and greener

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News

Renovating the Lundgren house

Gustavus’s marketing mission, according to their website, is “to advance Gustavus Adolphus College as a leading national, church-affiliated, liberal arts college.” A daunting task, made even more so by a crowded, disorganized space the department had been dealing with in the Edgar M. Carlson Administration Building. In addition to the marketing department, this building housed the Administrative Information Systems, Alumni Relations, Finance Office, Institutional Advancement, … Continue reading Renovating the Lundgren house

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Variety

Dr. Ruth Lin: Orchestrating Excellence

As first-year Gusties settle into their classes, they should remember that they are not the only new faces on campus. Each year, Gustavus welcomes a handful of new faculty members. Assistant Professor of Music Ruth Lin is new to the music department. She will be conducting Gustavus’s orchestras. Lin began playing the piano when she was five, immigrated to the United States when she was … Continue reading Dr. Ruth Lin: Orchestrating Excellence

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Variety

Visiting dance and theatre troupe features Gustie grad

Anderson Theatre will play host to nationally acclaimed performances by the Stuart Pimsler Dance & Theater Company (SPDTC) this Saturday, Sept. 11 and Sunday, Sept. 12. These performances are the inaugural events for the 2010-2011 Gustavus Artist Series and will feature four works from the company’s repertoire. Alumnus, Brian Evans ’07, who is now in his third season with Pimsler, will be performing with the … Continue reading Visiting dance and theatre troupe features Gustie grad

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Variety

Iron Mania

IRONically enough, Iron Man 2 finds its superhero and film franchise in their weakest state yet, literally and figuratively. I am, by no means, a metallurgist, but writer-director John Favreau has diluted this superhero movie to the level of Aluminum Man or even Tin Man … in search of a brain. Maybe that was the Scarecrow in search of a brain … who knows. But … Continue reading Iron Mania

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