The Collegian

Classroom building on its way
Kresge to be replaced by 2004
By Dave Frank
Collegian Reporter
Kresge is coming down, finally.
The administration is moving forward with plans to construct two new buildings that will eventually replace Kresge.
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Howard Hall to open after 17 months of construction
By Jessica Grabowski
Collegian Reporter
What began as a dream in the minds of architects, music faculty and administration in May 2001 has finally become a reality.
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GOP girls march with Iraqis
By Katie Truesdell
Collegian Reporter
“We were on TV!” said Stefani Zimmerman to Emily Buckham and Judy Rainier.
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New head of Honors this fall
Switch will help program grow, Stewart says
By Jodie Westrick
Collegian Reporter
After four years of dedicated service to the Honors Program, David Stewart, history professor, will be stepping down as the program’s director.
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	April 24, 2003		Volume 126, Number 24
		Classroom building on its way Kresge to be replaced by 2004 By Dave Frank Collegian Reporter Kresge is coming down, finally. The administration is moving forward with plans to construct two new buildings that will eventually replace Kresge. Go to Article Howard Hall to open after 17 months of construction By Jessica Grabowski Collegian Reporter What began as a dream in the minds of architects, music faculty and administration in May 2001 has finally become a reality. Go to Article GOP girls march with Iraqis By Katie Truesdell Collegian Reporter “We were on TV!” said Stefani Zimmerman to Emily Buckham and Judy Rainier. Go to Article New head of Honors this fall Switch will help program grow, Stewart says By Jodie Westrick Collegian Reporter After four years of dedicated service to the Honors Program, David Stewart, history professor, will be stepping down as the program’s director. Go to Article
News First-ever all-Greek reunion will feature Greek pride, spirit, tradition Ballet classes to grow in Fall Off-campus living series: Life at The Beat happy and Hilarious College may buy Sigma Chi house Morrisey's new book to look at systematic reading of 10 presidents on self-government Meehan gets back to work after his accident, therapy Features Small-town bar scene satisfies Four years with whiskey and Socrates Taking it to the Streets The life of a leader calls Hillsdale students Ron Silliman's language poetry Sports Chargers upend 1st-place GVSU Playoff berth still a reality for Hillsdale Charger sports experience extremes in '02-03 Hillsdale's own... Senior runners raise the bar Track teams to send three to nationals Final varsity season ends for men's tennis Opinions A refuge of sound learning What have you learned? The Weekly: Bulldozing never felt so good The Editors welcome letters, but reserve the right to edit all submissions for clarity, length and style. All letters will be considered, but will only be published as space permits. Please be as concise as possible. Send all submissions to Seraphim Danckaert, before Sunday at 6 p.m. Ground mail can be sent to: The Collegian 33 East College St. Hillsdale, MI 49242 Attn: SF Danckaert, Editor-in-Chief Comments and Suggestions pertaining to the web page may be sent to Andrea Jackson