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Ann Coulter’s impending speech at Xavier is being suprisingly well-received by many groups.
Coulter Controversy
Conservative author Ann Coulter’s impending speech on Thursday, September 6, has created a large amount of student dissent and disgust, but has also left many students excited and eager for her arrival.
Regardless of your take on the controversial speaker coming to campus, her appearance may be a blessing in disguise.[full story]
Facebooked
Last week about 60 Xavier University students were advised by the Dean of Students, Dr. Luther Smith, not to attend a party. All of these students, roughly half of which were freshmen, had been confirmed “attending” guests to a party, which was entitled “Just in case Man-Freakin-Resa is Man-Freakin-Lame,” on Facebook. [full story]
SGA plans to improve student life
This year Student Government Assoiciation (SGA), strives to promote solidarity through working together with various groups on and off campus in order to create a better college experience for Xavier students.
SGA President Maggie Meyer strongly believes that with the help of various groups on campus, more can be achieved than if these clubs and organizations work separately. [full story]
New fines imposed for drinking games, underage consumption
Xavier adopts policy to protect students
Getting to know the resident Jesuits on campus
Staff Editorial: Newswire-gate
When we first heard that someone had taken our newspaper and hid it from the public view, we were stunned. That university employees prevented Xavier students from reading the independent student publication of Xavier University is nothing short of Orwellian. [full article]
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Skip Prosser’s seven years as Xavier’s head basketball coach resulted in 213 careers wins, an 83 percent graduation rate and immense personal respect that continues to this day.
Losing ‘one of the good guys’: Skip Prosser
This summer brought the sad news of the passing of one of college basketball’s most beloved and respected coaches.
Wake Forest head basketball coach George Edward “Skip” Prosser, who was the head coach at Xavier for seven years, died on July 26, after suffering an apparent heart attack in his office. He was 56 years old. [full story]
Double-doubles, determination mark volleyball team’s opening weekend
The Spectator
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“Aida” is the Xavier Player's first show on the main stage this season.
Life at the Newswire: Part II
Hello all you faithful readers of the back pages of the Newswire. You should pat yourselves on the back for making it this far. No one ever comes back here.
But here, in Arts and Entertainment (formerly, Diversions) land things are very nice. We make fun of celebrities, not SGA and the only things we really critique are the recent plays and movies. [full story]
Players pass on "Equus"
Even if “Equus” is not listed in this year’s line-up, the Xavier Players are sure to have one heck of a season. They are opening in two weeks time with the regional premiere of “Frozen,” a gritty drama about murder and its emotional consequences. The play even stars Xavier alumni. [full story]
Wednesday
Welcome back, Calendar Citizens. It’s that time of the year again...fundraising time!
That’s right. You’ve made it to the back page and now it’s time to cough up some cash!
You see, newbies, Calendar City is all about raising money for good causes.
The way it works is all these, um, good causes like email me their problems, or whatever, and, um, I collect money for them through this paper and, you know, we make the world a better place.