2008 Woodie Awards
Taking Risks: Some Students from far and Abroad at Manhattan College
Though many students here at Manhattan tend to call nearby states home, there are varied students who are not afforded the luxury of a commuter train or car to take them home. These students are the ones who always surprise those who ask that ubiquitous college question of "So, where are you from?" Though they may be outnumbered in many ways, students from places as far as California and Hawaii make Manhattan a more interesting place to live and work.…
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Manhattan College Copes with Snow
Manhattan College students and faculty face many challenges at the start of the New Year. Both teachers and students alike are forced into new routines and schedules that can be compromised even more when it snows.
Although Manhattan College has not received a large amount of snow since the first day of the new semester, ice and cold weather has come our way.…
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Southern in the City
Growing up in southern Louisiana, my childhood was quite different than those of most here at Manhattan College. Rather than spending my summers on the Jersey Shore or Fire Island, I spent my days wandering the narrow streets of New Orleans, exploring the nooks and crannies of the French Quarter.…
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Seniors Prepare for the Future
On Wednesday February 2, the senior class officers presented "109 Nights." This event was set up to help anxious seniors to fight off the urge to slow down academically as their time here at Manhattan College comes to an end.
According to senior class President Mike Scollins the event was primarily set up because, "there were complaints that senior class officers were only planning events that revolved around alcohol.…
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