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One of the Krupski subdivision sewer pumps, located on DCWSA property. BY KATE HARRISON AND ZACH MCELRATH Every year, Covenant College spends about $60,000 operating deteriorating sewer lines which carry sewage from the Krupski Loop residential neighborhood, located a few minutes south of the college along Scenic Highway. Covenant is currently working with the city of [...]
As of November 5, Brad Voyles is now Vice President for Student Development/Dean of Students. As a VP, Voyles will maintain his responsibilities as Dean, along with the added obligations required by his new position. “It just makes sense for him to be a senior part of the administration,” said President Niel Nielson, who [...] A bill recently passed in the House should result in cheaper student loans, but heavier consequences for default. While students bat opinions back and forth about the government’s involvement in health care, many are unaware of a bill on Senate’s table that could dramatically affect how their student loans work. The bill, H.R. 3221, passed in [...]
For the first time in four years, students migrated to the Great Hall this past Sunday night for dinner. About 400 students showed up and ate from a reduced menu, which included pizza, pasta, and salad. The school used to offer Sunday dinners until 2006, when they decided to cut the meal to [...] Senior Claudia Canales (left) and junior Brooke Wilbanks (right) collaborated with senior Anna Yeoman to publish a paper documenting the relationship between Facebook usage and academic performance. Each day across the globe over 60 billion minutes–that’s 11,416 years–are spent on Facebook. A website with those kinds of numbers can’t be passed off as a hobby [...] |
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