The Collegian

Frosh grades at record low
Two repeat sections of English 101 added
By Katie Truesdell
Special to the Collegian
When the members of Hillsdale College’s freshman class—one of the largest in school history—matriculated this fall, they were commended for their high school academic achievements.
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Smoking socially acceptable at Dale
By Dave Frank and Daniel Silliman
Collegian Reporters
Sitting in the snack bar, Tim Koenig pulled a Camel Light from his pack and lit it up. It is his sixth in a day.
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College softens its publishing stance
By Elliot Wild
Collegian Reporter
When John Somerville came out of graduate school at the University of North Carolina, he was used to seeing professors spend much of their time researching and working on their next publication. It was just what professors do at most larger schools.
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College investigates prank calls
By Scott Hagen and Elliot Wild
Collegian Reporters
It is 3:22 in the morning on Sunday, Feb. 2 and Kelly Sparrow is sleeping. The only light in her small dorm room comes from changing images on her computer screen saver. Then the phone rings.
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	February 6, 2003		Volume 126, Number 15
		Frosh grades at record low Two repeat sections of English 101 added By Katie Truesdell Special to the Collegian When the members of Hillsdale College’s freshman class—one of the largest in school history—matriculated this fall, they were commended for their high school academic achievements. Go to Article Smoking socially acceptable at Dale By Dave Frank and Daniel Silliman Collegian Reporters Sitting in the snack bar, Tim Koenig pulled a Camel Light from his pack and lit it up. It is his sixth in a day. Go to Article College softens its publishing stance By Elliot Wild Collegian Reporter When John Somerville came out of graduate school at the University of North Carolina, he was used to seeing professors spend much of their time researching and working on their next publication. It was just what professors do at most larger schools. Go to Article College investigates prank calls By Scott Hagen and Elliot Wild Collegian Reporters It is 3:22 in the morning on Sunday, Feb. 2 and Kelly Sparrow is sleeping. The only light in her small dorm room comes from changing images on her computer screen saver. Then the phone rings. Go to Article
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