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Volume 94, Issue 7   |   February 19, 2010

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More students means more classes

With enrollment and retention on the rise, many wonder if class sizes will increase for next fall.  Read the full story...

Nutrition Month

March is National Nutrition Month and Student Services and the café are working together to take advantage of it to educate students in healthy eating and exercising habits.  Read the full story...

Staff changes, additions on campus

Making communication more efficient and defining responsibilities are the goals of changes that were made last week in the admissions and academic affairs departments.  Read the full story...

Nash fills director of facilities position

Mark Nash has filled Marty Sigwing’s position as director of facilities management.   Read the full story...

Senior to present paper at history conference

Mount Rushmore is one of our nation’s most famous icons; little do people realize it was put on stolen property.  Read the full story...

College scores big in NSSE

National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) has been a help with McPherson College’s understandings on how professors are engaging students socially and academically.  Read the full story...

Brother against brother: ‘Blood Brothers’ a success on the McPherson stage

“Blood Brothers” is the fateful tale of twin brothers separated at birth and the journey they take back into each other’s lives.   Read the full story...

Rival’s win brings Bulldog victory

The buzzer went off, the officials left the court and the McPherson College fans stood in silence as the fate of the rest of the men’s basketball season hung in limbo.   Read the full story...

Recent additions to performing arts program

A solid foundation of dance is needed for students who wish to graduate with a broad knowledge of the performing arts which is why McPherson’s new performing arts program has integrated yoga and ballet and ballroom dance into the classroom.  Read the full story...

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