The Mac Weekly

Friday, March 23, 2007

News

• Macalester to host national conference
• Students design day for anti-oppression education
• Construction could force Winton to move
• Campus Wars results gradually
• Civic forum held next week
• Anti-War Rally Held Tuesday on Bateman Plaza
• New position of security dispatcher to go into effect next fall

Features

• Thoughts on Tuesday's Anti-War Walkout & Protest

Sports

• Spring athletes warmed up for seasons after southern trips

The Arts

• The Arcade Fire burns out
• Peter Bjorn and John: Sweden's modest popsters

Opinion

• Hip-hop isn't dead, it's just lost in translation
• Macalester's student orgs need a better way to pay
• Stop Being a Stupid Liberal Part 6: On Singing
• F. Scott Fitzsmoker
• Homeless in Minnesota: big problem, no joke
• A Judeo-Christian Defense of Capitalism
• Do we really deserve our activist reputation?
• Letters to the Editor

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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