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SENIOR TRIBUTE May 6, 2004 - Page 15 2,'t;0;3 i ~04 '-'-+':-~~'~"'-". - "* Turntnq Back the1'ages Fun- Sun and a win makes homecom- Pub renovations ing a great victory: create new coffee house: November 1 of September 10 of 2003 2003 Events such as McDaniel turned pie throwing, tee-shirt the pub from a drowsy rafflesand Brandt Cup second dining hall, to an announcements made enticing meeting place homecoming a success. with sofas and paintings. The football team was The SGA gave $6,000 for victorious on the warm renovations and the sunny day. school paid for the rest. The change was em- Karaoke night braced and enjoyed by heard throughout many students. campus: February of 2004 The Best Western is Each semester a "home" to some stu- dreadful noise comes dents: from the pub for one September 24 'of night. It gets worse 2003 and worse, but is often Many students muffled because of lacked houseing due to screams from the construction at the begin- crowd to "sing louder." ning of the fall semster. Students packed the Delayed completion of pub for Kareoke Night, the North Village apart- as they do every year, ments forced 22 students hoping to be the next to to be housed at The Best sing. Western. Falkner Parents enjoy col- Provost: lege atmosphere at fami- March 11 of 2004 lies weekend: Dr. Thomas October 8 of 2003 Falkner was an- During the annual nounced as the new Families Weekend, par- Provost and Dean of ents and students wit- Faculty. He will take nessed the football team's over from Sam Case, exciting 24-20 win over who will retire at the Ursinus. conclusion of the 2003- 2004 school year. Fac- McDaniel ex- ulty,staff,and students cluded from list of top embraced the change. colleges: October 22 of 2003 Changes in Glar McDaniel College make major improve- was the only Centennial ment: conference school left off April 1of 2004 the US News and World New manager Report's list of the Top 100 Cameron Smith liberal arts colleges in the changed the face of U.S. Some criteria in- G!ar, from new food cluded acc~ptance rate, stations to new cereal graduation rate and fac- dispensers. It was his ulty/s~dent ratio. intention to improved the ining hall and pub. Baltimore Sun notes McDaniel's "alco- Eve 6 comes to hol problem:" McDaniel: October 22 of 2003 April 17 of2004 An article in the Bal- Eve 6 took the timore Sun's Carroll stage April 17th in Gill County section hfghlighted The faces and images in this collage define our college gym for the spring concert. McDaniel's "abnormally high" community. Students, faculty, staff, and a host of other The CAPBoard sponsored drug and alcohol use, creating event was open to students a stir among the administration personnel made this year poignant and personal, This and the public. Eve 6 played and students. At the same time, photo tribute is a collective effort. Media relations, sports at McDaniel College twice Campus Safety partnered with information, and various other academic departments before, last time being in the Westminster PoliceDepart- 1999. ment in addressing such issues readily submitted photos that blended with our own - on campus. Bayley Fannin and, Liz Matthews. COMPILED BY KEN BERTKAU This section of The McDaniel FreePress pays tribute to the Class of2004 and the academic school year. The news staff and students from the Advanced Journalism class tried to capture seniors' bold moves and silent successes-their silliness and their academic wonders. Enjoy. Adieu.