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In Memoriam Northfield's own secret garden By Ed Welsch Staff Writer There's a piece of Northfield on the cover of the newest issue of Midwest Home & Garden, but you won't recognize it. Stepping into the long, majestic garden behind St. Olaf English Professor Jonathan Hill's somewhat ordinary looking house, you might think you had stumbled onto a masterpiece theater set. more... Spring concert unites campuses By Stefanie Graen Staff Writer Spring has reluctantly come, and with it the promise of the annual Carleton/St. Olaf Spring Concert on Saturday, May 5, an event many students look forward to with an excitement that seems to build as each concert approaches. Whether it be the jump across the river into Wet Campus land, the sound of live musical talent, or the masses of scantily-clad folks, there is something about this event that makes many students cling to the hope that they are experiencing a reincarnation of Woodstock. more... Wellstock kicks off spring By Erin Nelson Feature Editor The Wellness Center at St. Olaf prides itself on providing a drug-free atmosphere on campus by supplying the students with clean and sober activities. Last Saturday, the Wellness Center Committee as well as members of the Pause and other students worked together to present Wellstock, an outdoor festival which gave students seven hours of music, food and outdoor activities on Mellby lawn. more... |
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