Heights tune-up planned

Beloved by many and loathed by some, the Heights are a signature piece of the Hamline landscape. However, in the near future the place many first-years now call home will soon look a lot different.

“The Heights aren’t really conducive to building a first-year community. However, they do have some of the best rooms on campus,” said Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Residential Life Patti Klein.

Biking: the other alternative fun

Motorists can see it approaching in their rear-view mirrors. A large group is quickly approaching. Panic sets in and drivers get tense, unsure of what to do.

This nerve-wracking, chaotic scene is caused by a large collection of bicyclists pedaling behind cars on the road.

Halos and pitchforks, Hamline style

NAY to HUSC’s lack of debate over new executive board nominations. Key positions like vice president and Political Affairs Committee chair were fast-tracked through the process of approval with few questions and little debate.

NAY to the new ACTC bus schedule. The new route takes 45 minutes to go from Hamline to Macalester. We could saddle a cross country runner and ride there in less time.

Performing Arts Fall Calendar

September 24

18th Century Clarinet in Recital
with piano and classical period string trio
3:00 p.m.
Sundin Music Hall

October 2

Oratorio Society’s annual High School Choral Workshop -
6:30 p.m.

Volleyball swept in MIAC opener at Gustavus

If you’re on your way to St. Peter, Minnesota, you know you’re in for a long drive. If you’re on your way back, you know you’re in a for a long drive. If you’re on your way back and you were swept in the MIAC season opener, it may seem like an even longer drive. Head Coach Gina Rollie and her Piper Volleyball team started the season with five wins and only three losses before they kicked off the MIAC season last Wednesday against Gustavus. It was the MIAC opener for both teams.

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