Briefs
Issue date: 12/4/08 Section: News
Planners still available
Free student planners for the 2008-2009 school year are available in the Student Activities Office.
- Joy Pavelski
Students decorate union for Christmas
Students have begun adorning the Grewcock Student Union for Christmas with re-usable lights, ribbons, wreaths and trees recently purchased by Student Federation. Senior Christine Cheatum, federation treasurer, helped direct the project. Decoration will finish this week.
- Joy Pavelski
Class registration process changes
Students will not change class schedules during spring registration on Jan. 12 and 13, as usual. Instead, students may make changes to their class schedules online using WebAdvisor until Jan. 7, and then make further changes after Jan. 14 using add/drop cards, if necessary.
- Joy Pavelski
Freshman woman injured
Freshman Sarah Martin was injured Sunday night in a car wreck on U.S. Highway 12.
Martin was driving back to Hillsdale from her Michigan home and was involved in a serious car wreck.
She is doing well, according to her friend freshman Sarah Rivas.
"She's fine, she's looking good," Rivas said.
Martin is currently resting at her home in Monroe, Mich. She declined comment on the specific nature of her injuries.
She will not return this semester.
Maria Schmitt
Track star in hiatus
Last week, senior Jason Stomps underwent minimal risk surgery to fix his respiratory difficulties and possible pneumonia. He is currently staying at the Hillsdale Community Health Center.
"It's really hard to see a great athlete like this," said head track and field coach Bill Lundberg.
Stomps will not return for the remainder of the semester, but he hopes to practice with the track team without playing games for at least the indoor season and possibly the outdoor season as well. This would extend his eligibility for a year, allowing him extra practice time for Olympic tryouts.
Stomps was named All-American twice in indoor shotput and hammer throw, and he finished fourth in the hammer throw at the 2007 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships.
"He's not the 265-pound guy that he used to be, but he is on his way to recovery and there should not be any more problems," assistant track coach Jeff Forino said.
-Maria Burfiend
Corrections:?
The Collegian corrects inaccurate or misleading information. Please contact us at collegian@hillsdale.edu if you think we have published such information.
Free student planners for the 2008-2009 school year are available in the Student Activities Office.
- Joy Pavelski
Students decorate union for Christmas
Students have begun adorning the Grewcock Student Union for Christmas with re-usable lights, ribbons, wreaths and trees recently purchased by Student Federation. Senior Christine Cheatum, federation treasurer, helped direct the project. Decoration will finish this week.
- Joy Pavelski
Class registration process changes
Students will not change class schedules during spring registration on Jan. 12 and 13, as usual. Instead, students may make changes to their class schedules online using WebAdvisor until Jan. 7, and then make further changes after Jan. 14 using add/drop cards, if necessary.
- Joy Pavelski
Freshman woman injured
Freshman Sarah Martin was injured Sunday night in a car wreck on U.S. Highway 12.
Martin was driving back to Hillsdale from her Michigan home and was involved in a serious car wreck.
She is doing well, according to her friend freshman Sarah Rivas.
"She's fine, she's looking good," Rivas said.
Martin is currently resting at her home in Monroe, Mich. She declined comment on the specific nature of her injuries.
She will not return this semester.
Maria Schmitt
Track star in hiatus
Last week, senior Jason Stomps underwent minimal risk surgery to fix his respiratory difficulties and possible pneumonia. He is currently staying at the Hillsdale Community Health Center.
"It's really hard to see a great athlete like this," said head track and field coach Bill Lundberg.
Stomps will not return for the remainder of the semester, but he hopes to practice with the track team without playing games for at least the indoor season and possibly the outdoor season as well. This would extend his eligibility for a year, allowing him extra practice time for Olympic tryouts.
Stomps was named All-American twice in indoor shotput and hammer throw, and he finished fourth in the hammer throw at the 2007 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships.
"He's not the 265-pound guy that he used to be, but he is on his way to recovery and there should not be any more problems," assistant track coach Jeff Forino said.
-Maria Burfiend
Corrections:?
The Collegian corrects inaccurate or misleading information. Please contact us at collegian@hillsdale.edu if you think we have published such information.
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