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Archives for the ‘lead’ Category

Cruising through the work day

Author: laurenes • Apr 18th, 2013 • Category: features, lead
Cruising through the work day By Lauren Stoltzfus, Features Editor Colleen Geier has swum with the dolphins, and she’s gotten paid for it. Geier is neither a dolphin trainer nor a marine biologist, but she is certified as an American Sign Language interpreter. One of the places she’s worked...

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NPR correspondent to speak at GC commencement

Author: lamiller • Apr 10th, 2013 • Category: lead, news
NPR correspondent to speak at GC commencement By Logan Miller, Contributing Writer Dan Charles, who works for National Public Radio as a food and agriculture correspondent, will deliver the commencement address at Goshen College’s 115th graduation ceremony on Sunday, April 28. His speech, “Searching for...

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Musician turns 90, with full college honors

Author: cjhofer • Apr 10th, 2013 • Category: arts, lead
Musician turns 90, with full college honors By Madi Ouedraogo, Contributing Writer Next weekend, Goshen College will celebrate the birthday of Mary K. Oyer, a former GC music professor, who turned 90 on April 5. The birthday celebration is an opportunity for the college to celebrate a life well lived, but also to...

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Glenn Gilbert: Technology meets sustainability

Author: Becca Kraybill • Apr 10th, 2013 • Category: features, lead
Glenn Gilbert: Technology meets sustainability By Kelley Scholfield, Contributing Writer Not a minute passes for Glenn Gilbert without the static overtone of a hand radio, the buzz of a cell phone or the chime of incoming mail on his tablet. “This is the latest and greatest,” Gilbert said of his Samsung Galaxy...

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Maple Leafs split with Bethel, first win since 2004

Author: Tony Miller • Apr 10th, 2013 • Category: lead, sports
Maple Leafs split with Bethel, first win since 2004 The Goshen College softball team snapped a 17-game losing streak against local rival Bethel on Tuesday as the Maple Leafs split a doubleheader, losing 2-1 and winning 3-2 against the Pilots in Mishawaka. The win ends a losing streak that dates to May 6, 2004, when the Leafs...

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Young steps up as new men’s basketball coach

Author: Tony Miller • Apr 3rd, 2013 • Category: lead, sports
Young steps up as new men’s basketball coach By Tony Miller, Sports Editor The twenty-day interregnum between Goshen men's basketball coaches is over. Neal Young, an Anderson University graduate and at one time the top Leaf lieutenant under departed coach Gary Chupp, was introduced as the fourteenth head coach...

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Science department awarded national grant

Author: Liz Core • Apr 3rd, 2013 • Category: lead, news
Science department awarded national grant By Luke Zehr, Contributing Writer Beginning this fall, Goshen College will award a new science scholarship to students, thanks to the hard work of several planners and grant writers at the college. Last month, the college announced that a National Science...

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Club Week discusses “global issues, local solutions”

Author: Liz Core • Apr 3rd, 2013 • Category: lead, news
Club Week discusses “global issues, local solutions” by Elizabeth Franks-North, Contributing Writer The first-ever United Club Week is opening up dialogue around the theme “global issues, local solutions." Each night this week, Monday through Saturday, different clubs are hosting events that focus on social justice...

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“The Diviners” to premiere this weekend

Author: cjhofer • Apr 3rd, 2013 • Category: arts, lead
“The Diviners” to premiere this weekend Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE By Christina Hofer, Arts Editor This Friday, the...

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Earth Week creates environmental awareness

Author: elizabethrd • Mar 27th, 2013 • Category: lead, news
Earth Week creates environmental awareness By Elizabeth Derstine, Contributing Writer EcoPax, Goshen’s environmental awareness club, and PRSSA, Goshen’s chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America, worked collaboratively on Earth Week, which turned out to be a not-so-sloppy first for either...

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GSWA celebrates women and chocolate

Author: cjhofer • Mar 20th, 2013 • Category: arts, lead
GSWA celebrates women and chocolate Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE By Christina Hofer, Arts Editor At the annual...

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Simran Sethi speaks on agriculture, consciousness and Big Macs

Author: lamiller • Mar 20th, 2013 • Category: lead, news
Simran Sethi speaks on agriculture, consciousness and Big Macs By Logan Miller, News Editor Simran Sethi, a journalist, strategist and educator, spoke in Reith Recital Hall on Tuesday evening about the intersections of faith, food, science and business as they relate to eating well--both for personal and global health. Sethi came...

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Math professor resigns to pursue passions

Author: lamiller • Mar 20th, 2013 • Category: lead, news
By Elizabeth Franks-North, Contributing Writer Patricia Oakley, professor of mathematics, is a blogger for Goshen Commons, a yarn spinner, a knitter, a gardener, a vegetarian, a lover of sustainability and a modern day homesteader. Oakley, who has been teaching at...

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GC tutors lend helping hands to local kids

Author: laurenes • Mar 20th, 2013 • Category: features, lead
GC tutors lend helping hands to local kids By Elizabeth Derstine, Contributing Writer Wednesdays are the slower day for the Tutor and Mentors Community Club,  a club that meets twice a week in NC17, where Goshen College students offer homework assistance to students of Goshen Middle School. On a typical...

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Peter Yarrow to speak on social justice in Palestine

Author: vanessamh • Mar 13th, 2013 • Category: lead, news
Peter Yarrow to speak on social justice in Palestine by Mara Weaver, Contributing Writer On Friday, Peter Yarrow, who first gained international recognition in the 1960s as a member of the folk music group Peter, Paul, and Mary and now works in issues of social justice through his organization Operation Respect, will spend...

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