Founders Day: finding religion in flawed communities
Leah Ulatowski, Copy Editor
February 21, 2013
The Lakeland community was relieved to find Rev. Dr. Lillian Daniel, despite the frigid weather, prepared to deliver an energetic talk in honor of the college’s annual Founders Day celebration on Feb. 19, focusing on the benefits of seeking organized religion in the midst of a culture favoring the...
Quality State Oil and BP Fueling Communities gift money to the college
Leah Ulatowski, Copy Editor
January 31, 2013
Lakeland College has a reputation of providing generous financial aid to the majority of its students, guaranteeing a quality education to many whom otherwise wouldn’t have had the opportunity—but, does anyone ever stop to consider where that money comes from? Much of the college’s aid is donated...
Lakeland campus on alert for the flu
Amy Kumrow, Staff Reporter
January 31, 2013
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced on Jan. 11 that the 2012-2013 cases of the flu have reached epidemic proportions. With the peak of flu season not until late January, students of Lakeland College are urged to take extra precautions. With flu cases reported as...
Christmas Break in Ohio ends up being Joe’s last holiday season
Amanda Smith, Staff Reporter
January 31, 2013
Joe the Rooskie was a beloved rooster whose life came to a sudden end over Christmas Break. Nancy Grandillo, wife of Dr. Michael Grandillo, was going to leave Joe on campus over break instead of bringing him back to Ohio because friend Kathy Harkin offered to take care of him. “When I forgot...
Pat Curran elected to NAIA Hall of Fame
Josh Meronek, Staff Reporter
January 31, 2013
Lakeland College football great Pat Curran was selected on Sept. 5 to be one of thirteen inductees into the prestigious National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame in the Football Category. This distinguished honor is given every year to several individuals in recognition of their...
