Spring Break
Fri., Apr. 17 was what many students would call a perfect day on the College campus. First off, as a Friday, it marked the end of another stressful week of end-of-semester class work, and the sunny, 70 degree weather inspired many students to spend the day outdoors.
The Alpha Iota chapter of the Alpha Tau Omega National Fraternity was established in 1881 making it among the earliest Greek organizations at the College. The Alpha Iota chapter was in continuous operation from 1881 through 2000, when a series of violations of College policy led to the loss of recognition.
Tonight, we write our final editorial as editors of The Weekly. We have learned many things since our first day on the job. Some things were learned the hard way, bringing tears and extreme aggravation, but in the end all those long Tuesday nights were well worth it.
The event here at the College was a stop on the Plain White T's full U.S. and Canada headlining tour with supporting acts Single File and Danger Radio. "This is a completely different show, it's not going to be the usual Plain White T's tour. We're doing things a little bit different this time," remarked lead singer Tom on the band's official website.
Last weekend's warm weather spelled fast times for several members of Muhlenberg's Track and Field team. The team traveled to nearby Moravian to compete among Division I, II, and III schools at the Greyhound Invitational. The Mules saw seven ECAC qualifying-performances at the meet, including junior Brendan Kirk (400 hurdles, 4x100, 4x400), senior Stuart Udis (800), senior David Chorney (1500), junior Jennifer Lynch (1500), and the women's 4x100 team of Jenna Schaffer, '12, Lucy Brock, '09, Amanda Martini, '09, and Alex Faust, '10.