Students in need of passion
Michelle Fromm, Staff Reporter
February 1, 2012
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Student involvement is a huge concern for nearly all universities, but Lakeland’s recent Spring Involvement Fair has raised questions in my mind as to whether students are really passionate about anything. Plenty of students came to Bossard Hall on Jan. 17 between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to eat lunch,...
Security aims to keep campus safe
Josh Graminske, Staff Reporter
December 8, 2011
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A proposal that would allow Lakeland’s professional security staff to carry guns while they are on duty is still being discussed by the administration. Nate Dehne, vice president of student development, and a risk management team met on Nov. 30 to discuss the proposal, which would allow Lakeland’s...
Muskie Mart dishes out sales stats
Michael Knaak, Managing Editor
December 8, 2011
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The 20 oz. bottle of Mountain Dew and the bacon double cheeseburger were the top-selling items in the Muskie Mart and Grill, respectively, during the month of November. From Nov. 1 – 30, the bacon double cheeseburger was rung up 2,018 times and the 20 oz. bottle of Mountain Dew was purchased 286...
First aviation students fly solo: New minor program is progressing on schedule
Al Fairchild, Staff Reporter
December 8, 2011
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Students in Lakeland’s aviation minor program passed a major milestone in recent weeks when three of the five who are enrolled in the practical flight instruction class performed their first solo flights. Ryan Graves, Joe Toman, and Brian Groshek each left Joe McGeorge, Lakeland College’s instructor...
Chaplain heads east for new challenges
Nicole Geurts, Staff Reporter
November 17, 2011
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Chaplain Kelly Stone has worked for Lakeland College for roughly five and a half years, but over Thanksgiving break she will be moving on and heading to a new college for another amazing opportunity. It was always Stone’s dream to work at a United Church of Christ school. When Lakeland first p...
