The Hawk

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

News

• Turnitin.com gets mixed reception from faculty
• Convocation outlines future
• Honors program externally reviewed
• Appalachia changes up for Spring Break
• Study Abroad adds sites
• Incidents of Crime
• Faculty to vote on curriculum in December
• Beautification continues: Aesthetic improvements display campus identity
• Philadelphia International Dragon Boat Festival

Opinion

• Editor's Column: CPSC fails to protect buyers by not issuing timely recalls
• Putin, in becoming prime minister, is becoming too powerful in Russia
• Budget should be used more effectively
• Subprime market exposes deeper flaws in morality
• Barnes Foundation should remain in Merion to preserve its quirky charm
• Keeping freedoms strong is important, even at the cost of danger
• Greek Life should respect individuality
• Letter: Unnecessary plagiarism checks
• Letter: Losing more than a name

Features

• Ignatian Corner: Intellectuals out of the classroom
• African missionaries reunite with faculty for AIDS discussion
• The President's Desk: "With the Faith and Strength to Dare" to get involved
• Hot or Not: Forget Restaurant Week; Gear up for Spa Week
• Tech Talk: Downloading music with or without Digital Rights Managment
• Ignatian Corner Where are you, God? Everywhere!

Entertainment

• Barnes Foundation opens for Parents Weekend, shows off Bryn Mawr's hidden treasures
• Renoir exhibit makes only US stop at Art Museum
• A Life of Riley grabs big gig in New York
• "The Jane Austen Book Club" does justice to novel
• Gov't Mule's Tower show casts a reggae vibe; new album well-received
• Bruce Springsteen makes "Magic"
• Sonata Artica defines progressive metal

Sports

• Groundbreaking cherishes past, looks to the future
• Field hockey suffers a hard-fought loss
• Stronger showing by the Hawks falls just short
• Benedict's play has been lone certainty for Hawks
• Lacrosse suits up for charitable event
• Same old disappointment for new generation of Phillies
• Chegwidden's drive to succeed pays dividends
• Hawks put forth a solid performance on links in Florida
• Flyers start season with little fanfare
• Martelli and Gullan sign for students and fans on campus

Puzzle Solutions

• Crossword Solution 10/10/07

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