The Mac Weekly

Friday, September 29, 2006

News

• RPC to look at reducing faculty course load
• Institute slowly taking shape
• Operation ELM: Itâ?TMs not about trees
• Colleges nationwide embrace "global citizenship"
• High retention leads to most students in three decades
• Horowitz speaks at Gustavus on liberal bias in academia
• Prospective students play â?~anthropologistâ?TM at sampler
• Part-time faculty bring diverse experiences to classroom
• EXCO offers alternatives for community learning
• Please submit: Cover letter, resume, Facebook profile
• Republicans choose St. Paul for 2008 convention
• Entenza, Watters join High Winds board
• First-years send five classmates to Legislative Body
• Rosenberg heads Minnesota Private Colleges Council
• All Around the Liberal Arts: Ivy, Not An Ivy Edition

Features

• RUN MAC, RUN.
• Macalester: Hot, but not warm
• Café Mac’s award-winning employee
• Not your parentâ?TMs culture shock
• Ask Alice
• Joseph Patton â?TM07: Going to Extremes

Sports

• Menâ?TMs Golf gets ready for MIAC
• Last Page: Twins Win, Socks Loose
• Hey Mac: Itâ?TMs time to learn how to Jigalo
• Womenâ?TMs golf says goodbye to strong senior class

The Arts

• Newly-designed Minneapolis Institute of Art... and its odd smell
• Spit out that bubblegum and suck on some candy
• The Last Kiss is just like every movie it attempts to mimic, but worse. And with Zach Braff.

Opinion

• Letters to the Editor
• Scots Pride: Three cheers for queer reunion
• Hooray for the Death of Mac Mondayâ?TMs
• Discrimination against the popped-of-collar
• Rising above the Macalester Consensus
• Tones of home: sleeping with old friends
• Voting for change, finally
• Vote or die: just not in Minnesota
• Speed dating: presidentâ?TMs plan to get us laid
• Entertainment or rebuilding communities

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• With increased budget, security expands over last two years
• Roundtable kicks off
• Student government VP resigns
• Family Fest adds 'green' showcase
• Prof Talk: Paul Dosh, Poli. Sci., on the US and Latin America
• MacBike stresses its own sustainability
• Larger racks to be implanted at Mac?
• All Around the Liberal Arts

Features

• People as Wholesome as Produce
• "I am Sham"
• Transfer students feel welcomed in new environment
• ¥€$ and Know: Economics with Elias Tezapsidis
• What I Learned in Bed
• Featured Org of the Week: Macalester Jewish Organization (MJO)
• Teach for America: An Interview with Riyaz Gayasaddin '08

Sports

• Women's soccer season slowed by injuries
• Scots looking for a breakthrough at midpoint in season
• Volleyball gains experience, optimism in tournaments
• Macalester men's water polo: the sons of Neptune
• Baseball fever is here: The Mac Weekly's playoff picks

The Arts

• A fleeting sensation: Fleet Foxes come to Minneapolis
• Truth at 24 frames per second

Opinion

• Feminist she ain't
• In a close, high-stakes race, every vote counts...
• ... But real change requires action beyond electoral politics
• Staff editorial: Calling all points, counterpoints
• Letters to the Editor