Going bald for a brother: AGR takes it all off to support friend
Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz? This sound reverberated through the halls at the Alpha Gamma Rho house March 4 when nearly 30 members shaved their heads for another brother. “We just all talked about it, we all knew about it, so we just all did it,” said Micah Rupp, a senior animal science and agricultural business major.
The College Connoisseur: Talks about power hours
As an adamant fan of all things downtown, I have strong feelings about Skinner’s Pub new policy for 21st birthdays. Here’s an excerpt from the March 5 edition of The Collegian: Skinner’s Pub has recently implemented a new policy stating that they will no longer be accepting red IDs.
This is my stop, got to get off
“I think his work is tremendously exciting,” said Randy Clark, assistant professor of visual arts. Clark’s comment is about the award-winning animator Patrick Smith. Smith will be on campus March 12. “He will be giving a presentation, showing his short films and talking about his processes,” said Cable Hardin, assistant professor of visual arts.
Mammoths stampeding around Egypt lacks continuity of time travel
Writer-director Roland Emmerich is usually anything but realistic. He has directed such films as Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow. The concept of reality has absolutely no grasp on his imagination. We saw it when the earth went from normal to Ice Age in about three days in The Day After Tomorrow, and we surely see it again in 10,000 B.
Notes from Lucinda
Not going anywhere for Spring Break? Join the club. However, even if you’re sticking around the good ol’ 605, there are several shows you might not want to miss. The first is one March 15 as Asking Abby will be taking the stage for one of their last shows.
Jackrabbit grapplers fail to get any wrestlers past western D-I regionals
The Jackrabbit wrestling team failed to qualify a national qualifier at the NCAA Division I West Regional held in Fargo, N.D., on March 8. As a whole, the team only won five of their 22 matches and finished last of the six teams. Three of the wins came from sophomore Tyler Sorenson, who finished third in the regional and will be the alternate to the National Championships on March 20-22.
Worst sport movies to see in the front row, according to Blue Hat Columnist
I have seen a few sports movies in my day. This weekend, I decided to go to one on a date with my girlfriend. After leaving the theater disappointed, I racked my brain, coming up with the top five worst sports movies ever. (This list is subject to debate, of course.
WNIT Memories makes Jackrabbit fans excited for the 2007-08 WNIT
Last year, the SDSU women’s basketball team advanced to the Women’s National Invitation Tournament for the first time. The women received a first round bye and defeated Illinois State 61-48 in the second round followed by a win against Indiana 60-53 in the third round.
Johnston comes back for success
Editor’s note: UW-Green Bay Sports Information assisted with this story. Between April 25 and 26, 2007, SDSU head coach Aaron Johnston went through many changes and experienced a wide variety of emotions. On April 25, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Director of Athletes Ken Bothof announced the hiring of Johnston as the third head coach in the Phoenix’s 34-year women’s basketball history.
FACE-OFF: The Women’s basketball team shouldn’t practice against men?
I am sorry to say this, but I disagree with the Senior Contributing Writer, Mr. Kriens. After looking at both sides, I agree with NCAA’s Committee on Women’s Athletics side. While a little radical, I believe it is valid. The CWA, on more than one occasion, has tried to ban men from practicing with women in all sports.
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