Saturday, November 07, 2009
Sexual assault and domestic abuse recognized on campus
By: Laura Schlabach
• Nov 4th, 2009
T-shirts fluttered in the breeze in Schrock Plaza this week, created by victims and friends of those who have suffered from sexual assault or domestic abuse. Goshen College recognized sexual assault and domestic abuse this week through the clothesline project, the annual Take Back the Night vigil, and a women-only safety awareness training.
Although taken down earlier than scheduled, the clothesline project drew people to Schrock Plaza to view ...
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Facebook: The writing on the wall?
By: Marlys Weaver
• Nov 4th, 2009
Since Mark Zuckerburg and three friends began the thefacebook.com for Harvard University Feb. 1, 2004, this social networking site has grown into an international sensation.
Not even 6 six years old, Facebook has grown from an informational host to an eruption of games, contacts, quizzes, groups and more. With over 300 million users, Facebook is no longer just a hub for social college students. Facebook’s popularity, along with both some ...
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Goshen beats Spring Arbor in MCC Playoffs
By: John Tamrat
• Nov 4th, 2009
This past weekend, the Goshen faithful came out in large numbers to support the men’s soccer team as it played the first round of the MCC tournament. The last time the two teams played, Goshen came out with a win from a very physical game. This time around was similar as both teams were very physical, but Goshen was able to pull out a 3 to 2 win with goals coming from Greg Thiessen, Juan Diaz De Leon and Daniel Martin.
The first goal came within ...
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Big weekend for Big Love
By: Laura Schlabach
• Oct 28th, 2009
When was the last time you attended a Greek wedding in a swimming pool involving fifty cousins? Big Love, written by Charles Mee and directed by Michelle Milne, opens this weekend: a fast-moving, contemporary show based on an ancient Greek play that includes themes of gender, power, refugees and revenge.
The play follows a group of sisters as they flee to Italy seeking refuge with Italian hosts in order to escape a marriage contract betrothing them ...
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