by Nate Wilson-Traisman in Sports
After only two seasons at Macalester, former head football coach Glenn Caruso has moved on down the road. Literally.
Caruso officially accepted a job offer from St. Thomas on Jan. 24, in the wake of former St. Thomas football coach Don Roney's resignation.
Early injuries, illness, and absences no longer plague the swimmers and divers; both teams now focussed on the MIAC Championships
by Josh Springer in Sports
Most Macalester athletes have the option of deciding which semester they would like to study abroad, in order to avoid conflict with their sport's schedule. This, however, is not the case for the Swimming and Diving teams.
With a competitive season that begins in late October and extends through February, a number of athletes were obligated to forfeit part of the season to study overseas.
Conboy breaks Macalester scoring, rebounding records
by Daniel Kerwin in Sports
Tom Conboy '08 overtook Ben Van Thorre '04 to become Macalester's all-time scoring leader on Wednesday in a 68-65 victory over St. Mary's, the win snapping an 8-game losing streak that had lasted throughout January.
Conboy passed Van Thorre's 1707 career points when he drained a 3-pointer midway through the first half.
This year's young team poised for a playoff run
by Daniel Kerwin in Sports
The women's basketball team played a heavy schedule during January, finishing with a 4-6 record for the month, all of their games against MIAC competition.
So far this season the team has a 7-10 overall record and a 6-8 conference. With Wednesday night's 60-51 win over St.
One of the newest student organizations, the Kilt Krew is aiming to bring Scot spirit to new heights on campus
by Daniel Kerwin in Sports
With new buildings set to rise all over campus in the next few years, forever changing the face of the Macalester campus, one particular student org is planning to inspire similarly vast changes in the makeup of the student body. That org is called the Kilt Krew.
2008 Woodie Awards
