The Hawk

Wednesday, February 20, 2008

News

• Lannon cuts ribbon at Hawks' Landing
• Faculty outreach trip heads to Tanzania
• USS and Office of Student Leadership to Review Student Fees
• Textbook prices go sky-high nationwide
• Students show appreciation to university staff, workers
• Jesuit, political activist, and poet speaks in Chapel of St. Joseph
• Incidents of Crime

Opinion

• Editor's Column: SPakistani voter turnout, despite hazards, should inspire US citizens to vote
• Serial Scribblings: Lift on headscarf ban in Turkish universities reflects Muslim culture, not move to conservative theocracy
• Not Selling Any Alibis: China's failure to support cessation of Darfur genocide affects Olympics
• United States' antisatellite mission intended to eliminate potential toxicity
• Recent university shootings reveal need for new methods to address psychological needs

Features

• Mile of Meet: 5,280 feet of lonely valentines line up for love
• Something To Chew On
• Getting to know...Matthew Brink
• Who had the best week ever?
• Tech Talk: Illegal downloads thrive with p2p torrent technology
• Hot or Not?

Entertainment

• Amadeus, Amadeus! Rock me, Amadeus!
• Wilco "Via Chicago"
• Star Wars tech today?
• Oscar movies demonstrate economic principles
• Guitar Hero replaces rockstars with computers
• Angels and Airwaves play with friends for Valentine's Day gig at The Factory

Sports

• La Salle drops Hawks
• Charlotte outsprints Hawks, young runners still benefit
• Spring Sports Preview: Men's lacrosse look to learn from near miss last year
• Spring Sports Preview: Veteran leadership propels softball success to the next level
• Spring Sports Preview: After slow start, men's tennis is heating up
• Many questions face baseball team
• Women's lacrosse looks for consistency
• Bidinger plays important role in Hawks' success
• Return matchup against Temple even more crucial

Puzzle Solutions

• Crossword Solution 2/20/08

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