The Collegian

Restructure of music major approved, begins
By Kassie Meeks
Collegian Reporter
Check your fall schedule of classes carefully, music majors, because on March 6 the faculty approved the music department’s changes.
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Greeks will compete fr $25,000
By Colleen McGinness
Collegian Assistant News Editor
Don Tocco loves helping young people. He loves sports and he loves learning. That’s why Tocco is donating his time and money to the first competition of its kind here at Hillsdale, Uncle Don’s Scholarship Sports Challenge.
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Many parents miss weekend
By Erin Foley
Collegian Reporter
Over the weekend Hillsdale College parents from across the country visited the campus. Although many parents attended parents’ weekend, there was still a good number who did not.
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Baron is marked by her energy, enthusiasm, love
By Rebekah Byrd
Special to the Collegian
Fascinated by a color-changing solution that her colleague just brought into the office, Lee Ann Baron takes a quick break from explaining how much she loves her students.
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	March 13, 2003		Volume 126, Number 20
		Restructure of music major approved, begins By Kassie Meeks Collegian Reporter Check your fall schedule of classes carefully, music majors, because on March 6 the faculty approved the music department’s changes. Go to Article Greeks will compete fr $25,000 By Colleen McGinness Collegian Assistant News Editor Don Tocco loves helping young people. He loves sports and he loves learning. That’s why Tocco is donating his time and money to the first competition of its kind here at Hillsdale, Uncle Don’s Scholarship Sports Challenge. Go to Article Many parents miss weekend By Erin Foley Collegian Reporter Over the weekend Hillsdale College parents from across the country visited the campus. Although many parents attended parents’ weekend, there was still a good number who did not. Go to Article Baron is marked by her energy, enthusiasm, love By Rebekah Byrd Special to the Collegian Fascinated by a color-changing solution that her colleague just brought into the office, Lee Ann Baron takes a quick break from explaining how much she loves her students. Go to Article
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