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AQ/UDM student works with Dining Services for better health(0)
November 5, 2008
Soon a number of hand sanitizing stations will be installed at Wege Cafeteria. Aquinas College nursing student Chris Olsen mentioned the idea to Creative Dining Services, and with little hassle the stations were purchased currently wait for installation.
VANDALISM HITS GRACE HAUENSTEIN LIBRARY
Dangerous words: Vandals struck the Grace Hauenstein Library sometime before morning on Thursday, Oct. 30. Student witnesses recall finding the words “Bomb Abortion Clinics” scrawled across the brick signage. The threatening language struck a particularly sensitive chord on campus, as it came in the midst of Pro-Life Week on campus.”Nobody has been identified at this [...]
President Balog addresses Senate
President Balog addressed the Student Senate on Oct. 29 concerning two matters of importance.First, there will be some slight changes made to the layout of the 2nd floor of the Academic Building. The changes are due to an interpretation of a fire code which was designed to provide guidelines for K-12 educational buildings, but which [...]
AQ RADD presents Club Night
Everyone is encouraged to come for the night, offering a chance for students to relieve some stress and have a great time with friends for the evening.
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- Service Learning: Students Reflect
- Nov. 4, 2008 and the shot heard round’ the world
- SENATOR ON CAMPUS: Carl Levin (D-MI) focused on Iraq and Afghanistan, avoided politics
- Aquinas welcomes Heather Bloom Hall
- PRESIDENT OBAMA
- On a policy, through a story
- Market Update: Bailout in progress
- Student loans secure despite market instability
- Patricia Chase named Aquinas Dean of Students
- The youth votes: Choosing between “Country First” and “Change We Need”
- The Search is Over - Next Dean of Students Named
- Voting Catholic, frustrated
- National economic trends hit home
- Sculpting Futures: ISC names Art Dept. Chair Ron Pederson Educator of the Year
- Aquinas loses a true friend
- On the march
- Obama draws 16,000 at Calder Plaza; McCain pulls out of Michigan
- Read my lips: get a new slogan.
- Let Wall Street crash. Yeah, I said it.
- Reflection Award: Stella and Charles Royce
- Celebration on the Grand lights up the city
- Presidential race nears finish
- Three candidates remain in Dean of Students search
- Sisters celebrate yearly Jubilee
- Student Senate sets high standard
- GOP brandishes hollow policy
- Tour de AQ: When bikes are homeless
- Aquinas loses a true friend
- Aquinas marches on
- McCain shakes up race with Palin for VP
- Fireworks in Denver: Obama blasts McCain on national security
- Putin accuses U.S. of political meddling
- Hillary takes Democrats mile high in Denver
- “Change meets experience”
- Ready or not, Obama takes on the world
- G8 leaders discuss food crisis over 18 course meal
- McCain looks vulnerable as red states cool
- THE OTHER WAR
- Bad week for McCain, awful week for Obama
- Union pledges $75 million for Obama
- Midwest flooding: the next Katrina?
- Is this man an environmentalist?
- Media War ‘08: McCain 0, Obama 2
- Farewell to an “Institution”
- Suspected terrorists have right to civilian appeal
- This Bud’s for…Belgium?
- Tomfoolery - Secret Service Prepares to Protect McCain
- 5 reasons for Barack Obama to smile
- Bitter Hillary supporters going for McCain? Let ‘em.
- WATCH: Most Hilarious/Tragic Political Video of 2008 So Far
- WATCH: Wings Win!
- HOCKEYTOWN AFFIRMED
- Chicago aims to host 2016 Olympics
- Myanmar refuses U.S. relief aid, Navy ships to leave
- GM restructuring: a “benefit” for Michigan?
- WATCH: The never ending story…
- Media War ‘08: McCain 0, Obama 1
- John McCain hits back on Obama’s victory night
- NASA: political appointees watered down climate change
- “It is going to take forty years”: Bush angry, defiant on Iraq
- McCain’s “Straight Talk Express” runs flat
- Clinton uses last breath to push for spot on ticket
- History begins: Obama becomes first black candidate to lead Democratic Party
- U.S. accused of operating “floating prisons”
- With compromise reached, Dems anticipate “negotiated surrender” for Clinton
- Polito-fatigue
- Helicopter Crashes on Downtown Hospital
- U. Arizona-led mission touches down on Mars
- In Brief - Obama to visit Michigan again on Monday
- Calvin embroiled in controversy over church membership policy
- In Brief - Calvin College to allow limited use of handguns on campus
- Slowly, fight against American “oil addiction” gains momentum
- California Supreme Court overturns gay marriage ban
- In Brief - Circuit City throws in the towel
- It’s on: Barack Obama endorsed by John Edwards at Van Andel Arena
- Welcome to the new AQsaint.com
- Senate votes to ban public smoking
- Bob Barr to run as Libertarian in ‘08 race
- JPMorgan: “The recession just started.”
- In Brief - Grand Rapids to open new mall
- Detroit City Council considers resolution to remove Kilpatrick
- “An Essential Piece” — Aquinas honors Outstanding Students of 2007-08
- Camping for housing: Shortage of on-campus housing leaves Aquinas students to fend for themselves
- Column - Benedict’s visit a light in darkness
- Column - Die already, American Dream
- Kalinowski elected Senate chair, Bosserman takes vice
- History in the making — Gunnoe hired as Aquinas provost
- “Policy gap” causes stir
- AQ Club Night a disappointing success
- Senate candidates play nice at debate
- Pottymouth: on men’s restrooms
- Your senate candidates — Facebooked
- UPDATE: Michigan attorney general calls on Kwame Kilpatrick to resign
- The final round? Gloves come off on Democratic campaign trail
- The grand finale? Fireworks at the Democratic debate
- Marty Allen to keynote 2008 Commencement
- A crisis of faith? Americans abandoning religious affiliations
- Clinton strategists “depressed” as perception of Obama “inevitability” grows
- Serbian protesters torch U.S. embassy in Belgrade; charred body discovered inside
- U.S. Out of Iraq? Don’t count on it with a Vatican City-sized embassy in Baghdad
- U.S. military flexes muscle as Navy missile successfully intercepts falling satellite
- President Bush calls on international community to end genocide in Darfur
- The green leader…still not certified
- Greg Meyer to head up Aquinas fundraising
- The Passion of the Body Politic
- Missile test or safety precaution? U.S. set to shoot down satellite
- Obama takes Wisconsin, sharpens lead heading into Texas, Ohio
- Landmark Pakistani elections rebuke U.S. ally Musharraf
- Six dead, 16 wounded in NIU shooting
- President Bush approves economic stimulus
- Obama continues winning streak, McCain seeks to reassure Republicans
- Meijer scores 0/100 on equal rights for GLBT employees
- Obama beats Hillary in Maine, Bill at the Grammys
- Berkeley, CA tells Marine recruiters to ship out, Republicans threaten retribution
- President Bush enters the campaign fray, all but endorses McCain
- Romney to suspend campaign for president
- Super Tueday all but crowns McCain, ensures tight race between Clinton and Obama
- A true Saint comes home
- Light at the end of the tunnel
- Poor us, in our easy chairs
- Detroit mayor under criminal investigation…again
- Independent study finds 935 lies led up to Iraq war
- Granholm urges diversification, education during State of the State
- Countdown: Obama regains momentum as candidates approach Super Tuesday
- Professor Emeritus R. J. Bennett, Ph.D. dead at 75
- Celebrating with Thomas
- The price of human life
- Pederson named Educator of the Year by ISC
- Low turnout, questionable numbers mark Michigan primaries
- The Saint endorses two presidential candidates
- Obama picks up key endorsements as candidates - and pundits - scramble
- Clinton, McCain deliver surprise upsets in New Hampshire
- “It’s huge” — Record attendance as Iowa caucuses shake up campaigns
- Michigan one of two states to lose population in 2007
- Benazir Bhutto assassinated in Pakistan
- Thief patrols the hallways of AB, caught on security cameras
- Sustainability initiatives take off
- Column: What are you searching for?
- “Great Debate” proves to be a great success
- Apartment plan turned down by GR Planning Commission
- Remembering Mary Orlicki: “A friend, a mentor and a role model”
- Campus Life picks Parents of the Year
- The changing faces of college students