HUSC Pres and VP-elect embattled

When HUSC’s president and vice-president elect present their proposed executive board to the congress on Tuesday, the duo is in for some tough questioning as to their choices.

As the Oracle went to press, Mike Elliot and Ed Elfmann’s proposed executive board was incomplete. One appointed member resigned from the appointment last Thursday. The rest, except for one, lack HUSC experience. None have been on the congress’s executive board before. Multiple sources inside HUSC said there is no chance the proposed board will pass. Others have said that vice president-elect Ed Elfmann is prepared to vote against his proposed executive board.

Let's Get Happy

1- The Liffey ranks as an Irish pub kitty-corner from the Xcel Energy Center in downtown St. Paul. With an outdoor patio, two sit down drinking areas and a bar, this place harbors a high-energy environment for all to enjoy. A younger crowd can be found at the Liffey, and it’s no wonder why. Their specials include:

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Scrutinize proposed executive board

Mike Elliot and Ed Elfmann are going to be grilled on Tuesday over their proposed executive board appointments. HUSC is expected to be relentless in questioning Elliot and Elfmann as to their choices. They should demand that the proposed candidates allow themselves to be subjected to questioning so as to allow the candidates to defend themselves. If these explanations do not persuade the congress, the assembly should vote against the board.

Hamline juniors release sophomore disc

Hamline’s own Skyline Citizen is celebrating the release of their second album, Anyone Else Just Isn’t You, at Suburban Word Theatre in Uptown on May 5.

Band members Steve Helvig, Nick Fett, Jayden Grupe, and Tyler Scholl, all juniors at Hamline, are in their seventh year as a group.

Impressive play and April hot streak propel Pipers into hunt for playoffs

After running into a skid early in April where the Pipers lost six games in a row, Hamline has put together an impressive streak of play that has resurrected the season.

Last Wednesday the Pipers faced Augsburg in an afternoon doubleheader. Hamline won both games in two very different fashions. The Pipers edged out the Auggies 3-2 in the first game and then blew out the Auggies 15-0 in game two.

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Here are some classic college habits you are just going to have to give up once you graduate. Good luck, seniors. You can do it.