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Head baseball coach has big plans for team: Schlossnagle hopes to bring Frogs championship

Head baseball coach has big plans for team: Schlossnagle hopes to bring Frogs championship

Published Feb 11, 2004

Jim Schlossnagle’s head coach at Elon College offered him a proposition during his sophomore season.

The coach’s name was Rick Jones, and Schlossnagle credits him for his current profession. 

All sports programs anticipate move to Mountain West

Published Feb 11, 2004

Football is god in Texas. And football runs the show for colleges in Texas. So when football wants to change conferences, all other athletic programs must go along for the ride.

Brite students warned not to comment on rumors

Published Feb 11, 2004

A Brite Divinity School administrator has threatened to take disciplinary action against students who comment on possible allegations regarding complaints against faculty members.

Boschini to announce hire this week

Published Feb 11, 2004

A new provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs will be named this week, Chancellor Victor Boschini said.

“I want to do this as judicially as possible,” Boschini said.

Energy, humor drive Donovan throughout teaching career, life

Published Feb 11, 2004

One of the things Nowell Donovan misses most about his native Scotland is the sea.

He said he has always enjoyed watching the battle between the ocean and the rocky shore, the struggle for superiority as the sea laps up against the cliffs of his home island.

University to host forum for discussion of sports ethics

Published Feb 11, 2004

Welcome to reality. Welcome to the world of scandals and fraud. Welcome to the world of sports.

Officials say parking improvements are close

Officials say parking improvements are close

Published Feb 10, 2004

The university plans to spend $2.1 million for parking improvements that include new parking lots, new lights and fences and a new shuttle service, administration officials said. The administration...

Mr. Athon goes to Washington: Student leaves to join Bush campaign

Mr. Athon goes to Washington: Student leaves to join Bush campaign

Published Feb 10, 2004

John Athon jokes about being a college dropout, but taking a year off from school may prove to be an even better education.

Athon, a junior political science major and president of the College Republicans on campus, left school to work Monday as an intern for the Bush re-election campaign.

Candidate’s life filled with love of politics, teaching

Published Feb 10, 2004

One of the most important principles in Michael Mezey’s life is to not take it too seriously.

“I try to take life one day at a time,” said Mezey, one of three provost candidates. “I try not to take myself too seriously and I try to find humor in a lot of situations. Otherwise life would be pretty boring.”

Eating disorder talk tonight

Published Feb 10, 2004

Eating disorders among college women will be discussed at 9 p.m. today in the Student Center Ballroom. 

Stacy Kole, former Miss Arizona 1998, will be speaking and has made eating disorder awareness and prevention her goal. Kole, who has battled anorexia and bulimia, has traveled to universities across the United States to share her story.

New magazine to premiere

Published Feb 10, 2004

Members of the CEO club plan to launch a magazine later this week that will focus on in-depth stories. Marlin Gusman, editor in chief of the magazine and vice president of publications, said the magazine, named “WHAT’SUPTCU!”, will try to cover information not covered anywhere else.

What we love, what we hate

Published Feb 10, 2004

Cheers: To our readers who have taken the time to write us letters to the editor. Keep your letters of praise — especially praise — scorn and ridicule coming.

Jeers: To superstitious people who get all worked up over Friday the 13th (the day, not the movie.) That kind of thinking is bad luck! (Irony intended.)