Je term-Education department heads to France
A view of Noisy-le-Roi, France, where the education department will spend their January term.
Month: November 2009
Painting the past-Art student creates old local barns
When Kevin Kissinger, Albion senior, takes someone into his painting studio on the second floor of Bobbit Visual Arts Center, they may have a bit […]
Final round-Men’s golf team finishes with a victory
The Albion men’s golf team ended their season with its second straight win on Wednesday, Oct. 14. The final jamboree was played at the Wuskowhan […]
In the Hornets’ nest-football team wins at Kalamazoo
Albion College football had a successful game on the road against Kalamazoo this past weekend, coming out of the game with a 34-14 victory over […]
Net gain-Men’s soccer team optimistic at end of season
It may not have ended quite the way they expected, but overall, the men’s soccer team left the field Saturday after an overtime loss to […]
Something about Mary Kay-Albion student earns car
Lindsey Keyes, Chelsea sophomore, stands by her 2010 Chevy Malibu she earned through her involvement with Mary Kay Inc.
Photo by MacKenzie Burger
Feeling green-Green Day takes over The Stack
Students visit different booths during Green Day held on Wednesday, November 11.
Video by Sandy Turay
Going to the dogs — mushing course offered over J-term
Melissa Mercer-Tachick’s sled team during her 2004 dog sledding expedition.
Photo courtesy of Melissa Mercer-Tachick.
Work horses-Equestrian program has strong showings
The Albion College equestrian program has had a strong start to its 2009-2010 season, with meets at home in Albion and away meets at Michigan […]
Birdies and bogeys — women’s golf ends up/down season
Albion women’s golf finished ninth in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) conference championships this fall when they played in their final 18-hole tournament at the […]
Sister act-Randall signs exchange agreement with sister city
Donna Randall, Albion College president, signs the Memorandum of Understanding and International Mobility Agreement in Noisy-le-Roi, France.
Still thinking-“Always Thinking” campaign examined
Tom Wiseman, Ann Arbor sophomore, pauses to think in Olin Hall