Briefs
Michael Mayday
Issue date: 2/26/09 Section: News
Lamplighters tap new members, recognize sophomore
Lamplighters tapped its eight new members on Sunday evening: juniors Ellen Clines, Amanda Hall, Megan Huening, Sarah Holland, Anna Leutheuser, Amy Luke, Kate Martin and Betsy Peters. The campus women's excellence honorary will also honor sophomore Anna Waldy as the woman in her class with the highest GPA at the Honors Assembly at 2 p.m. Saturday. Each year, the Lamplighters select as members eight women from the upcoming senior class for their outstanding record of leadership, character, scholarship and service.
-Joy Pavelski
President's Ball King and Queen
Last Saturday, seniors Ryan Walsh and Christa Scharp received recognition as king and queen of the President's Ball from the President's Ball committee.
-Joy Pavelski
Whitley Residence offers open house brunch
Whitley Residence will offer an open house brunch Saturday at 10 a.m. for women, particularly freshmen, to tour the residence and meet inhabitants while deciding where to live on campus next year. Parents are welcome to join their daughters for the breakfast and tours, said junior Mary Claire Andwood, chair of Whitley's social committee. Please RSVP to Andwood by Friday evening: mandwood@hillsdale.edu.
-Joy Pavelski
Astronomy Club night sky report
Lulin, an unmistakable bright green comet, will make its closest approach to the earth this week and the next. Watch for it near Regulus, in the constellation Leo, in evenings; Lulin ought to be most visible during the late evening and early morning hours.
-Russ TerBeek
Corrections:
In its Feb. 19 article, "Cocoa and the 'love couch' - Jilly Beans up and running," The Collegian incorrectly spelled Brock Michael's name.
In its Feb. 19 article, "Seniors struggle to find graduate school space," The Collegian incorrectly reported that senior Calla Brodbeck had been rejected by seven graduate schools. She has been rejected by four of 13. The Collegian also regrets not explicitly informing Brodbeck it would publish information from Brodbeck's interview, and not merely use it for a class assignment.
In "Chargers electrify conference meet," printed Feb. 19, The Collegian incorrectly reported several facts. The accurate ones are as follows: The 400-medley relay made an NCAA A-cut, and occurred on the second day. Senior Anne Verhoef placed fifth in the 100 freestyle, and her record in the 50-free will be recorded as 24.36.
In its Feb. 12 article, "Dean denies campus group meeting space," The Collegian reported that 40 students belong to Hillsdale's chapter of University Christian Outreach. Actually, 20 students attend the group's meetings regularly, while 40 regularly attend a seminar they offer. The Collegian also reported that Dean of Men Aaron Petersen blocked on-campus meetings of Hillsdale's chapter of University Christian Outreach. While Petersen advised the decision, the administrator actually deciding to forbid the meetings was College Chaplain Duane Beauchamp.
The Collegian corrects inaccurate or misleading information. Please contact us at collegian@hillsdale.edu if you think we have published such information.
Lamplighters tapped its eight new members on Sunday evening: juniors Ellen Clines, Amanda Hall, Megan Huening, Sarah Holland, Anna Leutheuser, Amy Luke, Kate Martin and Betsy Peters. The campus women's excellence honorary will also honor sophomore Anna Waldy as the woman in her class with the highest GPA at the Honors Assembly at 2 p.m. Saturday. Each year, the Lamplighters select as members eight women from the upcoming senior class for their outstanding record of leadership, character, scholarship and service.
-Joy Pavelski
President's Ball King and Queen
Last Saturday, seniors Ryan Walsh and Christa Scharp received recognition as king and queen of the President's Ball from the President's Ball committee.
-Joy Pavelski
Whitley Residence offers open house brunch
Whitley Residence will offer an open house brunch Saturday at 10 a.m. for women, particularly freshmen, to tour the residence and meet inhabitants while deciding where to live on campus next year. Parents are welcome to join their daughters for the breakfast and tours, said junior Mary Claire Andwood, chair of Whitley's social committee. Please RSVP to Andwood by Friday evening: mandwood@hillsdale.edu.
-Joy Pavelski
Astronomy Club night sky report
Lulin, an unmistakable bright green comet, will make its closest approach to the earth this week and the next. Watch for it near Regulus, in the constellation Leo, in evenings; Lulin ought to be most visible during the late evening and early morning hours.
-Russ TerBeek
Corrections:
In its Feb. 19 article, "Cocoa and the 'love couch' - Jilly Beans up and running," The Collegian incorrectly spelled Brock Michael's name.
In its Feb. 19 article, "Seniors struggle to find graduate school space," The Collegian incorrectly reported that senior Calla Brodbeck had been rejected by seven graduate schools. She has been rejected by four of 13. The Collegian also regrets not explicitly informing Brodbeck it would publish information from Brodbeck's interview, and not merely use it for a class assignment.
In "Chargers electrify conference meet," printed Feb. 19, The Collegian incorrectly reported several facts. The accurate ones are as follows: The 400-medley relay made an NCAA A-cut, and occurred on the second day. Senior Anne Verhoef placed fifth in the 100 freestyle, and her record in the 50-free will be recorded as 24.36.
In its Feb. 12 article, "Dean denies campus group meeting space," The Collegian reported that 40 students belong to Hillsdale's chapter of University Christian Outreach. Actually, 20 students attend the group's meetings regularly, while 40 regularly attend a seminar they offer. The Collegian also reported that Dean of Men Aaron Petersen blocked on-campus meetings of Hillsdale's chapter of University Christian Outreach. While Petersen advised the decision, the administrator actually deciding to forbid the meetings was College Chaplain Duane Beauchamp.
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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