The Collegian

Bowman gave his all in life
By Betsy Foster
Collegian Reporter

Whether riding his bike with a friend from sunset to sunrise or teaching a Sunday School class of 50 college students or fighting a battle with cancer for the second time, Doug L. Bowman always gave it his all.
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Core curriculum revisions are still under discussion
By John Davidson
Collegian Reporter
After approving the addition of a U.S. Constitution class to the core curriculum in February, Hillsdale College faculty and administration have continued to discuss additional changes to the core.
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Students help orphans
By Rebekah Byrd
Special to the Collegian
Ana Ebeling, lecturer in business, and her husband visited Guatemala in the beginning of March, spending some of their time at Hagar Rafael Ayay, an Orthodox Christian orphanage in Guatemala City. When the couple returned from their trip, Ebeling told students involved in Hillsdale’s Orthodox Christian Fellowship about her experience.
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Coach dismissed
By Scott Hagen
Collegian Reporter
Jenny Goodpaster was dismissed April 3 from the head-coaching job for both women’s cross country and track and field.
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	April 10, 2003		Volume 126, Number 22
		Bowman gave his all in life By Betsy Foster Collegian Reporter Whether riding his bike with a friend from sunset to sunrise or teaching a Sunday School class of 50 college students or fighting a battle with cancer for the second time, Doug L. Bowman always gave it his all. Go to Article Core curriculum revisions are still under discussion By John Davidson Collegian Reporter After approving the addition of a U.S. Constitution class to the core curriculum in February, Hillsdale College faculty and administration have continued to discuss additional changes to the core. Go to Article Students help orphans By Rebekah Byrd Special to the Collegian Ana Ebeling, lecturer in business, and her husband visited Guatemala in the beginning of March, spending some of their time at Hagar Rafael Ayay, an Orthodox Christian orphanage in Guatemala City. When the couple returned from their trip, Ebeling told students involved in Hillsdale’s Orthodox Christian Fellowship about her experience. Go to Article Coach dismissed By Scott Hagen Collegian Reporter Jenny Goodpaster was dismissed April 3 from the head-coaching job for both women’s cross country and track and field. Go to Article
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