Professor awarded Fulbright

Prof. David Schultz, recipient of the Fulbright Senior Specialist Scholarship, is on his way to Yerevan, Armenia to teach election law preceding the country’s upcoming parliamentary elections for five weeks.

All this for a puck?

After 56 years, the St. Paul Winter Carnival Medallion Hunt still engages treasure hunters . . . this year, twice

If you squint your eyes, the flashlights in Roseville’s Central Park look like a swarm of fireflies hovering over a field in mid-July. It’s far from July, almost as far as possible on a calendar.

This is not Hamline High

Come on, kids. Seriously.

Before you read this editorial, take a look at Matt Hill’s column. In it he talks about the big screen TV that was destroyed by some of Hamline’s less mature Pipers. Upon hearing the news some of the older staffers at the Oracle rolled their eyes, and sighed, “Here we go again.”

The wonderful world of Vista

Microsoft introduced their newest version of the Windows operating system on the market last Tuesday. Microsoft claims that this new version of the time-tested Windows software, titled Vista, is easier and more intuitive to use than previous editions.

Women's hockey win five of six, Piper record books rewritten daily

While January was a time of rest and relaxation for most Hamline students, the month was when the women’s hockey team went to work on the MIAC standings. The Pipers won five of six contests in J-term, propelling them to fourth place in the MIAC. Their only loss coming at home, on January 26. The Pipers fell at hands of St. Mary’s (1-2) only to pound them 6-1 the very next night on the Cardinals’ home ice. The loss to St. Mary’s concluded a streak of seven victories. The 2006-2007 Pipers set a new school record for consecutive wins.

The List

With the start of the spring semester, we remember things of days past. Here are some of the things we will miss most about J-term.