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Awkward Advice from Stacey and Cassie
Dear Awkward Advice, I’ve been hanging out with this girl for a few weeks now, and we’ve been keeping it pretty casual. I’m worried that she might see me as only a friend, though. Is […]
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Blazer Cross Country Team Weathers the Storm
By Demetrius Young Sophomore Stephen McNamara of the men’s cross country team charged 8,000 meters through six inches of blizzard-like conditions to finish 11th at the Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) Championships in York, Pa. McNamara […]
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Men’s Swim Team Dominates Lebanon
By: Maegan Green The men’s swim team recently celebrated their first victory of the season when they defeated Lebanon Valley 132 – 61. The Hood team also won nine individual events in the non-conference victory. […]
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Athletic Center Has Highly Anticipated Grand Opening
By Maegan Green The new athletic facility recently opened its doors to the Hood community. A dedication ceremony was held on Friday, Nov. 4 at BB&T Arena, which will serve as the new home of […]
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Smith Hall Takes Home Pink Spoon During Policies for Dollars
By: Stacey Axler During the classic competition among the residence halls, the freshmen students from Smith Hall took the grand prize of the pink spoon. The annual Hood tradition Policies for Dollars took place on […]
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Students Enjoy Latest Display in Tatem Art Gallery
By: Stacey Axler Over 30 members of the Hood community recently came to Tatem Arts Gallery to support the art gallery opening of the exhibit “Everybody Knows.” The “Everybody Knows” exhibit on Oct. 13 ran […]
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Analysis: Faculty Salaries at Hood
By: Catherine Collins The comparatively low salaries of Hood professors have long been a cause of concern between the faculty and the administration. An official report done last year by a task force appointed by […]
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History Professor Travels to Vietnam with UNESCO
By: Kristina Southwell Dr. Leonard Latkovski, professor of history, spent a week inHanoi,Vietnamthis past August attending the eighth UNESCO World Congress. The conference brought together 250 representatives from 50 different countries. Latkovski, who is on […]
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Project: OUT Encourages Openness
By: Stacey Axler Over 60 Hood students and faculty members came out on Oct. 13 to support Project: OUT, a mission created by a Hood graduate student that offers an outlet for the LGBT community. […]
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Provost Drafts Adjustments to Release Time; Some Faculty Concerned
By: Catherine Collins Hood’s course release policy, which allows professors a decreased courseload when holding a leadership position, is currently under revision by Dr. Katherine Conway-Turner, provost and vice-president of academic affairs. Release time refers […]