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| Alpha Lambda Delta fills shoeboxes for charity | ||||
| By Laura Homan ALD is collecting filled shoeboxes for “Operation Christmas Child” in connection to the organization Samaritan’s Purse. These shoeboxes are filled with small gifts and personal hygiene items and then sent to needy, impoverished children across the nation as Christmas presents. (Nov. 12) |
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Freshman-only halls can be counterproductive | By Steven Postolka When I first came to Morningside as a freshman in 2007, I chose to live on a freshman hall. I made this choice because I felt it would be better for my college experience during my first year. But before I came to college, I did not really know what it would be like to live in a dorm building. It’s true that I had come for a visit day and had spent a night in Dimmitt. But my choice to live on a freshman hall was largely misguided. (Nov. 12) |
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| Preparing for tomorrow begins today By Samantha McCarville It used to drive me crazy when people asked me what I thought I’d be doing in ten years. How in the world was I supposed to know? I just wanted to get through today and let the future worry about itself. (Nov. 12) |
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Mustangs jump to 4th in polls; prep for Chargers | |||
By Adam Teut One week after barely escaping Midland Lutheran, the Morningside College football team found themselves in another lopsided home victory as they tore up the Doane Tigers 78-14. The team, now 8-0, is ranked nationally in the NAIA at the number four spot. The 78 points was the highest scoring day in college history since way back when in the 1930’s. (Nov. 5) |
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| Soccer men move on to semifinals, national tournament bid on the line | ||||
By Adriane Dougherty It’s been a solid week for the Mustangs as they move on to the semifinals of the GPAC Post-Season tournament after defeating Briar Cliff 2-0 for the first time since 2006. However, Morningside earned the number three seed in the GPAC after defeating Hastings College 1-0 in the last game of the regular season last Saturday. (Nov. 5) |
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| ‘Agnes of God’ provokes you to think | ||||
By Jake Sandvick What happens when you put a psychiatrist, a nun, and an insane person in the same room for many hours? It gets worse: what if it was all women in the same room? Well, you write a script and call it “Agnes of God,” according to John Pielmeier. Our very own Theater Department is putting on a production of the famous play, “Agnes of God.” (Nov. 5) |
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| Diamond Thai has a reasonable price range, delicious food | ||||
| By Greg Anderson I’m sorry to say this, but old man winter is here. Sure, we might have had a few nice days in the beginning of November, but this is only because God thinks it’s funny to get our hopes up. Because of the cold, you might be looking for a nice place to escape. How about Thailand? (Nov. 5) |
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| Sesame Street celebrates 40 years on the air | ||||
By Miriam Pfahler 1 year on international television….2 years on international television….Count Von Count has quite the job this week as he and his fellow Sesame Street neighbors celebrate 40 years on the air. (Nov. 12) Creative minds help fundraising effort |
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| A Thriller of a halftime show | ||||
| Photo Chelsi Bissell |
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