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Seniors prepare to graduate, pass the torch

Author: Alysha Landis • Apr 21st, 2011 • Category: news
Out with the old, in with the new--it's the cycle of life.  As the 113th class of Goshen College seniors prepare to graduate on May 1 and join the Goshen College alums that make up 1 percent of all the college graduates in the world, they are making room for the students...

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By the numbers 4/21

Author: Alysha Landis • Apr 21st, 2011 • Category: sports
81 The points the men's track and field team earned during the Spartan Classic at Manchester College this weekend, good enough for fifth place. 137'3" The distance senior Cassie Grieves threw the hammer at this weekend's Spartan Classic, earning her fourth place in the...

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For the Record 4/21

Author: Alysha Landis • Apr 21st, 2011 • Category: for the record
Between a lightning strike, a campus bomb scare, a blizzard canceling classes for the first time since '78 and a reported sexual assault, this semester has been one of breaking news. The most influential of these, though, was the reported on campus abduction and off campus...

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Co-curricular student leaders announced for next year

Author: Alysha Landis • Apr 7th, 2011 • Category: news
Next year's student leaders for on campus co-curriculars have been appointed by the communication department faculty. They are: Sara Alvarez Editor-in-Chief of The Record (fall) Major: Public relations Did you know: She can fold her tongue in the shape of a...

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By the numbers

Author: Alysha Landis • Apr 7th, 2011 • Category: sports
7 The number of people Omar Hernandez, a senior, struck out during the baseball team's Saturday, April 2 game against Spring Arbor, contributing to the 4-2 win. 189 The number of feet Matthew Webster, a junior, threw the hammer at the Puma Invitational on Saturday,...

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WiFi upgrade to result in speedier Internet connection on campus

Author: Alysha Landis • Mar 31st, 2011 • Category: news
Information Technology Services (I.T.S.) will upgrade the campus-wide WiFi infrastructure, resulting in speedier wireless Internet access on campus. I.T.S. will install the first access points in April, and expect to finish the project this summer. Michael Sherer, the...

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By the numbers 3/31

Author: Alysha Landis • Mar 31st, 2011 • Category: sports
7 The number of people Jessica Reed, a junior, struck out as she pitched the first game of the Maple Leaf softball team's double header against Grace College last Tuesday. She gave up just three hits that game, contributing to a 6-1 victory that game. 5-4 The score of...

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Campus will turn lights out to fight climate change

Author: Alysha Landis • Mar 23rd, 2011 • Category: lead, news
For the third year in a row the Goshen College campus will join hundreds of millions of people around the world in an hour of darkness as it participates in Earth Hour 2011, an effort to raise awareness about our environmental impact.  From 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Saturday,...

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For the Record 3/24

Author: Alysha Landis • Mar 23rd, 2011 • Category: for the record
How often do you leave your room without turning off the lights, or walk by an empty room with the lights on?  It's easy to disregard how much energy we use, especially if you're living on campus and aren't directly seeing or paying the electric bill. This Saturday, March...

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By the numbers 3/24

Author: Alysha Landis • Mar 23rd, 2011 • Category: sports
180' 10" The distance Matthew Webster, a junior, threw the hammer at the Dick Small Invitational last Saturday, March 19, setting a school record. 21:25.44 The time it took for Alita Yoder, a sophomore, to run the 5,000-meter race at the Dick Small Invitational...

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Many international students sense disconnect among peers

Author: Sarah Rich and Alysha Landis • Mar 23rd, 2011 • Category: lead, news
When he decided to attend a college that claims “global citizenship” as one of its core values, Mohamed Meissara, a sophomore from Mauritania, didn't envision himself sitting at a cafeteria table composed only of other international students. But Meissara—and others,...

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Prosecutor charges female with felony obstruction

Author: Alysha Landis • Mar 17th, 2011 • Category: lead, news
Elkhart County Prosecutor Curtis Hill announced on Monday that he will file felony obstruction charges on the former Goshen College student, age 19, of Elkhart,  who reported that she was abducted from the college campus and sexually assaulted at Shanklin Park on Jan....

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Nursing students organize state convention

Author: Alysha Landis • Mar 10th, 2011 • Category: news
Nursing students organize state convention Heather Savage-Maierle, a senior nursing student and the president of the Indiana Association of Nursing Students, along with several other GC nursing students, organized the state convention for student nurses las Friday and Saturday, March 4 and 5.  Highlights of the...

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By the numbers, March 10

Author: Alysha Landis • Mar 10th, 2011 • Category: sports
29 The number of goals Caleb Longenecker (newly signed to GC’s men’s soccer team) during his junior and senior years at Grayslake Central High School (Grayslake, Ill.).  Longenecker is the first new addition to the 2011 men’s soccer team. 15:51 The time it...

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Students learn from women around the world in NYC

Author: Alysha Landis • Mar 10th, 2011 • Category: features
Students learn from women around the world in NYC Forgoing the option of using this year's spring break as a chance to seek warmer weather, Sarah Dieter, Sara Klassen, Becca Yoder and Beth Martin Birky instead traveled to New York City, seeking to learn how the United Nations is involved in women's justice issues around...

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