[slidepress gallery=’nin_041910′] This is News in :90 for Monday, April 19, 2010.
Interns lose out when employers benefit without paying
Many college students looking for summer internships will settle for unpaid positions because even though they need money, they need career-related experience more. But what those students don’t realize is that in many cases, not paying interns is actually illegal.
News in :90 – April 12, 2010
[slidepress gallery=’nin41210′] This is News in :90 for Monday, April 12, 2010.
Skip the partying and gain some perspective over break
This spring break, while their classmates are waking up hungover in Mexican hotel rooms at 3 p.m., many St. Thomas students will have already begun helping others.
Contagious distractions: classrooms should ban laptops
Laptop computers are the best cure for classroom boredom.
I don’t even have to bring my own laptop to class to distract myself.
Mullee kick-starts men’s and women’s swimming championships
Junior All-American Peter Mullee started St. Thomas off at the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships Wednesday, finishing fourth in the 50-yard freestyle preliminaries with a time of 20.51 seconds.
Minnesota students must participate in census
When I first saw the commercials for the 2010 Census, I laughed and wondered why the Census Bureau felt the need to pay millions of dollars for weak, not-that-funny attempts to encourage people to fill out a form. Bureaucracy at its best, I thought.
News in :90 – March 10, 2010
[slidepress gallery=’nin31010′] This is News in :90 for Wednesday, March 10, 2010.
Cretin-Derham Hall on partial lockdown
Cretin-Derham Hall was on partial lockdown this morning, after an e-mail threat that said something would happen Wednesday at the Catholic high school in St. Paul. The school received an e-mail Wednesday morning about a “vague threat on the Internet,” Principal Richard Engler wrote in an e-mail alert to parents.
After topping Mount McKinley, senior looks to climb higher
While his classmates were cramming for finals in the spring of 2008, senior Cameron Carson was enduring the toughest physical test of his life so far – climbing North America’s highest mountain.
Charging alumni to use athletic complex will hurt university
I’m looking forward to playing a game of tennis indoors, swimming a couple of laps in the pool and working out on the new equipment, which we’ve heard described as a “purple and gray” version of Lifetime Fitness, once the Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex opens.
But I’m one of the lucky ones because I graduate next year, not this year.
Potential restrictive speaker rules would weaken Catholic intellectual tradition
The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis recently published new guidelines that address the question of who can speak at Catholic institutions in the archdiocese.
Senior to shave head to benefit cancer research
After senior Sarah Ritterspach’s best friend died of brain cancer a little over a year ago, she wanted to do something in her friend’s memory. So she decided to shave off all her hair.
News in :90 – Feb. 15, 2010
[slidepress gallery=’broadwellfinal’] This is News in :90 for Monday, Feb. 15, 2010
Electronic readers offer exciting possibilites for future
Electronic books are here to stay. Reading an e-book on an electronic reader isn’t a passing fad that will lose its appeal after the novelty wears off.