This is News in :90 for Oct. 13, 2010.
Women’s soccer falls 1-0 to Carleton
The St. Thomas woman’s soccer team ended its four-game winning streak with a loss against Carleton Tuesday afternoon.
The St. Thomas woman’s soccer team ended its four-game winning streak with a loss against Carleton Tuesday afternoonThe St. Thomas woman’s soccer team ended its four-game winning streak with a loss against Carleton Tuesday aftern
Allies’ supporters reveal their true colors at National Coming Out Day event
Instead of the normal fall colors that blanket the lower quad this time of year, tables at Tuesday’s convocation hour were draped in the colors of the rainbow for Allies’ celebration of National Coming Out Day.
Sports in :60 – Oct. 12 2010
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News in :90 – Oct. 12, 2010
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The fall season in photos
Chief Photo Editor John Kruger captures the fall season on campus.
Sports in :60 – Oct. 11, 2010
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More on-campus food options for students with gluten allergies
When students walk into the St. Thomas dining hall there is a variety of food to choose from each day, but for some students, including junior Annie Magdziarz, the food selection makes having a meal plan difficult.
News in :90 – Oct. 11, 2010
This is News in :90 for Oct. 11, 2010.
Geography students attend class in the sky
Students from David Kelly’s remote sensing geography course had a rare opportunity Thursday to climb into an airplane and experience geography from the sky. The students boarded a plane at the Minneapolis – St. Paul International Airport and spent the afternoon learning how remote sensing works first-hand.
Students take initiative to raise awareness about suicide
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People might usually overlook National Mental Health Awareness Week, but after the recent tragic news about college students committing suicide across the country, St. Thomas students are raising awareness by holding an event on campus.
People might usually overlook National Mental Health Awareness Week, but after the recent tragic news about college students committing suicide across the country, St. Thomas students are raising awareness by holding an event on campus.
Students steer clear of tailgating
Tailgating is back at St. Thomas for the first time in several years. Parents and alumni gathered Saturday to tailgate, but no St. Thomas students showed up.
Parents and alumni gathered Saturday to tailgate, but no St. Thomas students showed up.
College Democrats and Republicans discuss upcoming election
College Democrats President Tyler Petersen and College Republicans Public Relations Coordinator John Hofmeister join TommieMedia reporter Zach Pagano to talk about how they are rallying support for their candidates.
More than 800 families attend weekend activities
Eight hundred and twenty five St. Thomas families registered to participate in this year’s Family Weekend, according to Assistant Dean of Students Sister Sharon Howell.
Berg, Sathre finish first at St. Kate’s invite
With the sun shining through fall foliage and the leaves falling gently to the ground, the St. Catherine University Cross Country Invitational began Saturday.