September 15th, 2021 New HC Faculty Members Include Twelve Veterans Summary On Sept. 18, 1946, the Collegian Staff wrote about the recent new faculty members being hired at Hastings College, from a vast group of veterans and returning recent graduates. These new faculty members were hired to represent many of the educational departments on the HC campus for the upcoming academic year of 1946. Article … Continue reading This Week in History
This week in history on May 6th, 1993, Editor-in-Chief Brian Rosenthal wrote about the suspenseful event of bomb threats being made to the Hastings College Community. After the careful investigation behind the threats that were made, questions still remained, as to who would plot such a devastating plan upon the Hastings College campus. The Hastings Police Department is investigating two bomb threats and a break-in … Continue reading Officials investigating campus bomb threats
Collegian Reporter On April 23rd, 1981, Staff Writer Melissa Moore wrote about the difficulties that were being faced in order for students to find adequate job opportunities. From many points of view, it was determined that the primary cause of lower job hirings was blamed on the economy. Melissa Moore Staff Writer Students who are unable to find summer employment may be able to blame … Continue reading “Outlook offers little promise: Summer Job market may be tight”
This week in history on April 9th, 1981, Staff Writer Sue Marshall wrote about the importance of the Student Association election and the impact that it has had on the Hastings College community. Recently elected S.A. president Dee Black and vice-president Gregg Plock told their perspective on the challenging election that took place, as well as the impact that their campaign had on the campus … Continue reading This Week in History
This Week in History on Feb. 19, 1981, Staff Writer LuAnn Larson wrote on the then-ongoing debate of allowing women the right to register for the Selective Service, as well as the course of action taken by former president Jimmy Carter. She also talked about the influence and push that the registration process was receiving from the president’s administration and the general public. Former President … Continue reading #Throwback Thursday – Draft controversy continues
On Dec. 10, 1976, Staff Writer Cindy Jamieson wrote on the services offered by the group known as Road Crew. These entailed ways to educate oneself on goals that we can set for ourselves with determined means to accomplish such goals. This also included the possibilities of learning from one’s mistakes and doing our best to make the world a better place. Road Crew is … Continue reading Road Crew is active organization
On Dec. 2, 1976, Staff Writer Bob Drews wrote about the recording of a hour-long live production by HC’s speech-drama professor Dr. Harold Shiffler. The live production recording was based off of the story of “A Christmas Carol,” that has been read by Dr. Shiffler on HC’s campus every year since 1962. Dr. Harold Shiffler, HC speech-drama professor, taped an hour version of Charles Dickens’ … Continue reading #Throwback Thursday – Shiffler portrays Charles Dickens
On Nov. 23, 1937, Staff Writer Ralph Jollensten wrote about the upcoming festivities and events taking place during the week of Thanksgiving. Depending on the outcome of the football season and if the Broncos claimed their championship title would decide the need for a celebration during the Thanksgiving feast. More students than in any previous year will go home after Thanksgiving makes its 54th appearance … Continue reading All College Awaits 54th Celebration – Friday Holiday To Be First In Fourteen Years
On Nov. 17, 1936, the Collegian Staff wrote about the recovery of Keith May, who had been in an unexpected car accident resulting in serious injuries outside of Lexington. He was later rushed to a nearby hospital where the doctors were unable to examine the full extent of his injuries, due to possible internal injuries that medical officials were unaware of. According to latest reports, … Continue reading Keith May Reported Improving – Injured Seriously In Crash Near Lexington
Chase Rath – Collegian Reporter On Nov. 12, 1992, Collegian Sports Staff Brian Gustafson wrote about the Men’s cross country team claiming their district title, and earning their rightful place in going to nationals in Kenosha, WI. Head Coach Bart Gray elaborates on the emotional and physical experience of earning their win. Brian Gustafson – Sports Staff On a cool day and on a very … Continue reading Men’s cross country squad claims district title; qualifies for nationals – Throwback
