Presidential Search down to three
Danny Spatchek, Managing Editor
February 24, 2011
Each of the three candidates vying to become the next president of Lakeland College visited the campus for two days apiece from Feb. 14-22. Jonathan Green, Richard Wueste, and Joanne Passaro, the candidates selected by the Presidential Search Committee (PSC), toured the campus, met with representatives...
Storm forces cancellations on Groundhog’s Day
Danny Spatchek, Managing Editor
February 10, 2011
The storm that pummeled the Midwest with record-nearing amounts of snowfall dropped over nine inches of snow in Sheboygan County Feb. 1 and 2 and gave Lakeland students Groundhog’s Day off. But not all of them spent it inside. A group of freshmen met near Grosshuesch Hall for a snowball fight...
Lakeland faculty surveyed on politics
Danny Spatchek, Sports Editor
October 28, 2010
Among 38 of Lakeland College’s full-time faculty members who responded to an Internet survey conducted by The Mirror, liberal professors outnumber conservative professors nearly two to one. Before fall break, the Mirror sent a 16-question political survey to all 72 of Lakeland’s full-time faculty...
Women’s soccer picks up year’s first conference win
Danny Spatchek, Sports Editor
September 30, 2010
Lakeland forward Lindsay Rogers scored the game-winning goal in the last five minutes against Concordia University-Chicago to hand the Lakeland women’s soccer team their first Northern Athletics Conference (NAC) victory of the season Sept. 19 in River Forest, Ill. The Cougars struck first when Lyndsay...
Newsbank database provides limitless news sources for student research
Danny Spatchek, Staff Reporter
April 23, 2009
The John Esch Library has a new research database, called Newsbank, which allows users to browse for information from different types of news sources. After redesigning their database, Newsbank approached Director of Library Services Ann Penke in February, requesting that the Esch Library help beta...
