The Hawk

Wednesday, November 7, 2007

News

• Solid effort falls short in A-10s
• Diwali celebrated in Campion
• Democratic National Chairman hosts student panel at Drexel
• Campion Committee works with Student Body President to determine space for student organizations
• Incidents of Crime
• Continuing the Conversation: Race and Diversity at SJU

Opinion

• Editor's Column: Unity Week promotes a culture of critical thought and intellect
• Presidential candidates need to put more importance on domestic issues
• Letter: College students should watch out for signs of drowsy driving
• Che Guevara's brand is popular, but the man was very different
• Libertarian ideology will only lead to corruption and inequality
• Letter: Philadelphia police deserve respect for the risks they take

Features

• Ignatian Corner: Early Jesuit taught by Jews
• Rape victim support from both men and women
• The President's Desk: Meet Campion Architects
• Hot or Not: Hot bad boys hot? Not hot.
• Tech Talk: Personal finance tools now online, but are they safe?

Entertainment

• Artists honor Dylan on "I'm Not There"
• American Gangster : Who's the heroin?
• The Black Crowes squawk rock at Electric Factory
• First Unitarian Church becomes temple of Isis
• Backstreet Boys shatter boy band stigma with "Unbreakable"
• The Academy Is manufactures award-winning show at the Factory

Men's Basketball Preview

• Men must build on past lessons
• Tough schedule may pay dividends in March
• Tough schedule may pay dividends in March
• Ferguson's contributions won't be limited to his play on the court
• Carr relishes responsibility of his new captaincy position
• Calathes ready to become a senior leader for Hawks
• Nivins fun-loving away from court
• Pair of sophomores look to fulfill promise
• Pair of sophomores look to fulfill promise
• Lashley embraces reserve role
• For Brown, making the team is only the beginning
• Basketball a family affair for Bentley and Hilliard
• Big men take timeout to discuss life away from court
• Fieldhouse construction update
• Editor's Notes

Women's Basketball Preview

• Women need young players to fill vacated roles
• Atlantic 10 schedule presents tough tests away from home
• Early struggles may benefit Hawks further down the road
• Gomez gladly embraces leadership role this year
• Hutchison anchors a young front line
• Co-captain McDade must be the floor general, direct offense for women
• Loschiavo will be called upon to provide scoring from beyond the arc
• Fresh faces on Hawk Hill could contribute immediately
• Fresh faces on Hawk Hill could contribute immediately
• Acker and Logue bring youthful energy to low blocks

Puzzle Solutions

• Crossword Solution 11/7/07

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