Mountain Echo

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

News

• Tony Kelly, popular Public Safety officer, passes away
• Altering of alcohol policy cases much student response
• Fire Alarm scare wakes up students
• Historical documents on display in Phillips library
• Degrees to be conferred twice a year
• Man who exposed himself on campus is trialed, sentenced
• Campus Mministry adds FOCUS
• Terrace Renovations on schedule
• R.I.P Joe Karcz
• Mount News Briefs

Life

• Purcell to feature NFL Sunday Ticket
• Movie tickets can be purchased in advance
• Brendan McNulty: Culture Shock
• No crabby students at annual feast

Forum

• Ryan Breslin: Chug or dump
• Clean energy becomes a nationwide necessity

Religion

• New FOCUS grop comes to Mount with mission in mind
• Archbishop sets goals for Baltimore Diocese
• Erica George: Aimless anxiety
• Father Brian, Semiary grad, returs for his 'dream job'
• Bishope Malooley relocated to Archdiocese of Wilmington

Sports

• MSOCCER: Men take two of first three
• M&WCROSS COUNTRY: Cross Country teams look to seniors
• WSOCCER: Woemn off to another slow start
• Brad Gerick: NF-Hell in New England
• Women's golf finishes 11th at Bucknell
• Distance runners host 5K dual to open year

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• Gosselin at Greene Turtle?
• Art show moved from Delaplaine
• Homesick abroad: Simmering in Italy
• Seniors choose volunteer work after graduation
• SGA News Briefs: Curriculum Decisions
• Career Corner: Emerging Careers and Hot Jobs
• Faculty members put on quite a show

Life

• Culture Shock: Goodbye to Florence
• Focusing on the road ahead

Forum

• Editorial: Love
• Wasting the night and your respect away

Religion

• All good things .. you must get
• The sisters of St. Francis award the best

Sports

• Gravante takes the lead
• Q&A Athlete of the Week: Ashlyn Decruise
• Digging in: FitzSimons wins Penn Relays
• Mount prospects moving on
• Softball celebrates five seniors
• Women's lacrosse ends season in 14-5 playoff loss
• Keep the faith
• Men's lax drops fourth quarter lead, falls 8-7