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Taurus (April 20-May 20): After an exhausting week of service projects, performance rehearsals, and turning in SMPs, you should feel as if you’ve finally earned a good long break from work. Your impending finals disagree, however. Recommended activity: Expand your empire by marrying your heir to a rival. Gemini (May Read More
On Saturday, April 13, several students were offered small vials, containing what they were told was “pure medical grade cocaine.” The solution, which was stolen from a lab in Goodpaster Hall, contained very small amounts of cocaine suspended in liquid solvents. The equipment was reportedly stolen around 8 p.m. on Read More
On Friday, April 25, the Student Government Association (SGA) hosted the first State of the Student Body Address, wrapping up a year of change, progress and legislation. The address opened with remarks from SGA President Andrew Messick (‘19), who discussed the goals, successes and pitfalls of this year’s SGA. At Read More
Michael Dunn, the College’s Title IX Coordinator, had good news to report to the Student Government Association on April 16. Overall responses to the Campus Climate Survey, which was distributed in Fall of 2019, show that students perception of the Title IX office have improved since last year’s numbers saw Read More
On April 17 in Glendenning Annex the St. Mary’s College of Maryland (SMCM) Art Department presented the final Artist Talk of the semester. The lecture, given at 4:45 P.M. by local artist Parran Collery, was on the subject of failure in the life of an artist and how those failures Read More
From April 19 to April 20, St. Mary’s College of Maryland (SMCM) held the Twenty-fifth annual world carnival for students, faculty and all visitors to the campus. Featuring live bands, tie dye, student performances, dances and food trucks, the carnival provided a weekend of entertainment for all ages. Starting Friday, Read More
Ruby Bassford (‘19) has been working diligently for the entirety of the 2018-2019 school year to brainstorm, construct and revise a St. Mary’s Project (SMP) that focuses on the comparison of women to nature throughout literature and art. They has been advised by Karen Anderson, Tristan Cai and Jessye McDowell Read More