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News Affirmative action in admissions censured By Lisa Hallberg Staff Writer Ward Connerly, leader of the American Civil Rights Institute, addressed college students Apr. 25 at Carleton Concert Hall on the controversial issue of California Proposition 209. more... Ancestry inspires Gonzalez By Ed Welsch Staff Writer Minnesota poet Ray Gonzalez visited St. Olaf last Monday fresh from winning the Minnesota Book Award over the weekend for his recently published book, Turtle Pictures. more... The Answer Team By The Answerers Answer Columnists Q: Is it true that a person's hair can turn white overnight? Q: What do you call a group of dragons? more... Banquet strengthens family ties Maerenn Ball Staff Writer Over 400 women packed into Stav Hall at 11:30 a.m. Saturday for the annual Mother-Daughter Luncheon. more... Debate has some Bushed, some bouncing By Elizabeth Lund Staff Writer On Tuesday night, student representatives of the Republican and Democrat parties met in the Pause to discuss the virtues and vices of George W. Bush's presidency thus far. more... Election garners little support By Brenna Rausch Staff Writer Election week? For the uninformed, last week marked the student faculty committee Senate races which had dismal voting turnout. more... Fireworks spark field inferno By Elizabeth Lund Staff Writer The fireworks weren't the only thing causing the "oohs" and "ahhs" last Friday night. more... From the Messenger Archives... Friday, May 3, 1985 By Lindsey Nodgaard Columnist Thinking about St. Olaf without a global perspective is almost unimaginable. The 1985-1986 school year was designated the "Year of Global Emphasis." The new focus came as a result of the celebration of the 20th anniversary of international studies programs. The coordinators of the themed year sought also to raise international consciousness on campus, fund raising, and long range planning. more... Northfield Historical Society highlights linked communities By Ed Welsch Staff Writer The Northfield Historical Society opened a new exhibit Thursday titled "Intersecting Communities" to commemorate 125 years of cooperation between Northfield and its colleges. more... Riverboat: neither a river nor boat in sight By Stefanie Graen Staff Writer Two years ago, Smitty Manion and Tim Rupert, now seniors, booked the boat for this year's St. Olaf's unofficial Riverboat dance that launches from Harriet Island every spring. But on Apr. 23, five days before the big day, Riverboat was cancelled because of flooding. more... Symposium to explain workings of the mind St. Olaf News Bureau What do ballet and gas pain have in common? How do you know exactly when to blink? How do you know where you are, and what you should do about it? more... Vessey wins distinguished math award By Brendt Bly Staff Writer Recently, Dr. Ted Vessey of the math department was honored as the winner of the 2001 North Central Section Award for Distinguished College or University Teaching of Mathematics. more... |
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