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Club to hold powerless party in the dark

Environmental Club will hold an event with no electricity

By Alex Tunney

Having fun without electricity may seem like a thing of the past to many living in this age of technology, yet on February 21, the Environmental Club plans on showing The College of Saint Rose campus that you can enjoy yourself while being environmentally friendly at the same time throughout the night.

Service director helps students become leaders

Scott lives out his passion through community

By Melanie Bova

While Ken Scott's duties on campus offer a variety of people and situations of which to interact, his job allows him the opportunity to live out his passion of doing for others. "The best part of my job is the people I am able to connect to," Scott said.

Student Association hosts logo contest

Students have chance to make their mark on the college

By Allison Maloney

The Student Association is offering The College of Saint Rose students the chance to leave their mark on the campus, literally, and earn a $50 cash prize. SA leaders announced logo contests for a new, official Student Association logo, as well as the much-anticipated Rose Rock 2008.

College chapter offers videograms

Upsilon Iota fundraiser will let students send digital messages

By Kaitlyn Malloy

With the upcoming Relay for Life on The College of Saint Rose campus, Upsilon Iota has brought a new way of fundraising into effect. The communications honor society has come up with the plan to help you produce "Around the World" videograms. These videograms are ways to send digital messages to your loved ones for five dollars and on February 21 between 10 a.

Experienced professor has been all over the education spectrum

Teaching is only one facet of Heiner's versatile career

By Kaitlyn Madden

In the field of education, the job opportunities are endless. Jobs range from teachers to careers outside of the classrooms, such as directors and administrators. Carl Heiner, Professor of Special Education at The College of Saint Rose, has done all of that and more in his career.

Freshman leaves sand and sun for her new college experience

Student finds herself in colder climate

By Elizabeth Corey

At this point last year, Marcy Hendricks, a freshman Criminal Justice major, was wearing flip-flops and shorts and was spending her free weekends at the beach with her friends. Hendricks has lived her entire life, until now, in Fullerton, California, 25 minutes east of the Pacific Ocean and five minutes from Disneyland.

Well known college alum still prominent figure on campus

Grandy serves as academic counselor for HEOP program

By Bryan Lestage

The HEOP (The Higher Education Opportunity Program) and ACCESS Programs are relatively unknown around The College of Saint Rose campus; most people say they never heard the name before. The ACCESS Program was created in order to help students who do not meet the academic standards of Saint Rose.

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