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Staff Editorial: Students need to take responsibility for offensive CollegeACB.com content

There’s a new online distraction in town, and it has a lot of St. Joe’s students talking. CollegeACB.com, a Web forum that allows anonymous comments from college students, was created last year by two Wesleyan University grads, but it wasn’t until recently that the site made waves at Saint Joseph's University.

Staff Editorial: Summer homework for school administration should be to work on openness

It seems that this year, St. Joe’s has made a greater effort to be honest and open about its relationship with students. Whether it’s this afternoon’s unprecedented town hall-style meeting between the student body and President Timothy Lannon, S.

Women at St. Joe’s could take an example from Vivian Stringer

Don’t let adversity get in the way of your dreams.  That was the message of Rutgers women’s basketball coach C. Vivian Stringer’s talk in the Perch last Wednesday. Stringer faced a lot of adversity in her life.  She grew up a poor coal miner’s daughter, had a daughter stricken with meningitis at the age of two, and then lost her husband Thanksgiving Day in 1992.

Candidly Catherine | More could be done to achieve a sustainable campus

In the spirit of the recently-passed Earth Week, I thought it would be a good idea to reflect upon how we are keeping “green” and sustainable on campus.  After all, this is a global initiative that is only growing bigger.  It seems like our small campus could easily contribute in a small way to this issue.

A view from Hawk Hill | 10 years worth of change in just four

Much can change in four years—and many things can stay the same.  As I sit here writing my last-ever column, I can’t help but think about the student I have become here at St. Joe’s.  Although I still hold steadfast to some of my conservative values, I have experienced what many have warned against—the “liberalizing” effect of higher education.

As the year winds down, senioritis attacks

It's long been that time of year again—the time that seniors look forward to for three-and-a-half years—second semester senior year. If you make it through those years, you will get to experience the most wonderful, relaxing and stress-free time of your entire life.