The Hawk

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

News

• Culture of cheating at St. Joe's
• Campus recycling program expanded
• Senior housing showcases spirit
• Starbucks is popular in community
• Incidents of Crime
• Jesuit's lecture focuses on Nicaraguan oppression
• Dining services improves food; customer service
• Fire rips through house on 59th and Woodbine
• Car collides with Borgia steps

Opinion

• Editor's Column: Ahmadinejad's visit to Columbia should have been welcomed
• St. Joe's recycling program: a good first step, but not complete
• Minority candidate brings promise
• Foreign policy of freedom
• Letter: Pennbrook apartments can be an enjoyable place to live
• Letter: Hawks are Hawks regardless of sex
• 9/11 left the U.S. with more than just short lived tragedy
• Letter: Response dedicated to the major impact of the terrorist attacks and resulting tragedy
• Letter: Response dedicated to the major impact of the terrorist attacks and resulting tragedy
• Letter: Response dedicated to the major impact of the terrorist attacks and resulting tragedy

Features

• Ignatian Corner: Set your standards in September
• Red Shirts, RAs, and alcohol: Where they lead, freshmen follow
• Fresh face in Sourin Hall
• Frat member advertises party through SJU-Haul
• The President's Desk: New year, new initiatives
• Tech Talk: Cheaper cell phones: unlocked and online

Entertainment

• "Kid Nation" controversy; next season in jeopardy
• Municipal Waste cleans up at the First Unitarian Church
• Iced Earth's "Framing Armageddon" blends epic story with thrashfest
• "Good Luck Chuck": great for a date
• Ben Harper hits the Tower as part of busy schedule
• "December Boys" meets chilly reception

Sports

• Field hockey adds another big win to credentials
• Men's soccer tries to get back on track
• Tough weekend on the pitch
• Velazquez provides senior leadership
• Phillies in the hunt in September
• Men's tennis sees silver lining in cloudy performance at Princeton
• Surprise guest comes to Hawk Hill

More Issues

Issue Summary

Features

• Administration seeks to unify two campuses

• Christ Chapel converted spiritually and functionally

• Diverse tree population ads character to Maguire

• Episcopal alumnus supports bittersweet move

• Episcopal seniors have mixed opinions on move

• Episcopal to leave campus with valued relics

• Episcopal's Culinary future: new food options on Maguire Campus?

• Exchange student adjusts and prospers over four years

• Moore, S.J. retires, reflects on 30 year tenure

• Respected coach optimistic about move

• Saint Joseph's to make Maguire Campus active next fall

• Senior Snapshot: Bill Gwynn

• Senior Snapshot: Brittney Gangemi

• Senior Snapshot: Matthew Ortlip

• Senior Snapshot: Michael Gambone

• Senior Snapshot: Molly Sullivan

• Senior Snapshot: Peter Philis

• Senior Snapshot: Tony Farro

• Student teacher finds "real world" early

• Students treated to Mass at Old St. Joe's

• Time capsule tradition to continue with Episcopal transition

• With and for others: Students bound for service after school

Sports

• Calathes may hear his name called on Draft Day

• Griffin and Martelli relive great Fieldhouse moments

• St. Joe's alumnus enjoys success as head coach of Episcopal basketball program