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April 27, 2007 Volume 92 Issue 17 **Please note this is a SPOOF ISSUE - the stories contained within this issue are not serious or legitimate** Bluffton Professor Featured on Oprah Book Club, Mandy Tirey Sports Complex Cancelled: New Dorm to be Built, Jennifer Hostetler and George Latio From Way Out in Left Field: An Unbeatable Exit Strategy for Iraq, Joel Koerner President Harder Sets New World Record, Bethany Rayle Support Peace and You Could Be In a Hollywood Film!, Jake Short

March 30, 2007 Volume 92 Issue 16 No to Torture, Yes to Justice, Jake Short A Harder Look at Community, Michael Stulman From way out in Left Field: An Honest Look at Abortion, Joel Koerner From Grief to Normalcy, Amy Purkey Class Hosts Iraq Discussion, Bethany Rayle CPT Member Speaks at Bluffton, Jenn Hostetler Bluffton Grad Speaks on Experience in Iraq, George Latio Softball Team Goes 2-2, Rene Inniger Unforeseen Success, Kellie Kenney

Baseball Memorial Edition Volume 92 Issue 15 In Memoriam. "For With thee is the fountain of life, in they light shall we see light." -Psalms 36:9

March 2, 2007 Volume 92 Issue 14 Unforseen Success, Kellie Kenney Bluffton Hosts Intercollegiate Peace Conference, Jake Short Accepting the Challenge to "Go Veg!", Jennifer Grathwol From Way Out in Left Field: An Honest Look at Abortion, Joel Koerner Youth AIDS Day, Michael Stulman Helping the Marginalized Get a Voice, Jake Short Meet the Knitiots, Rene Inniger English Department Debuts Webzine, Bethany Rayle The End of the World As We Know It?, Jenn Hostetler A Harder Look at Community, Michael Stulman Jesus Camp, Matt Henderly

February 16, 2007 Volume 92 Issue 13 Counting Down to Spring Break, Amy Purkey Opening Minds One Step at a Time, Heather Meade RA Appreciation February 21, 2007, Betsi Werling From Way Out in Left Field: A Look at the Death Penalty in the U.S., Joel Koerner A Vegan, Jazz Singer and She's not Afraid to say What's on her Mind, Mandy Tirey Speaking Out Against Sexual Harassment, Mandy Benton New Dorm Hours: What Do You Think?, Rene Inniger Welcome to the Real World...And Beyond, Jake Short Tough Loss for Lady Beavers, Bethany Rayle Bluffton Men's Basketball Beats Manchester, Bethany Rayle Senate Presidential Race 2007

February 2, 2007 Volume 92 Issue 12 Student Senate Ends Closed Mondays, Robert Stutzman Not in My Name: What Was Your Reaction?, Nick Deamons and Carol Ritz From Way Out in Left Field: A Look at Healthcare in the U.S., Joel Koerner Dramatic Experience, Jennifer Hostetler Oscar Nominees Hit Close to Home, Amanda Tirey Monday, Monday, Matt Henderly The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Heather Meade Coming Together as Peacemakers, Jake Short A Thousand Words for New Orleans, Adina Schultz Sallie Mae Corporation Offering Scholarships, Bethany Rayle Men's Basketball Scores a Win, Amy Purkey Avante-Garde Theatre Comes to Bluffton

December 8, 2006 Volume 92 Issue 11 Senate Proposes to Change Open Dorm Hours, Dan Austin Where Does Our Tuition Go?, Amy Purkey Bluffton Participates in World AIDS Day, Holly Mitchell-Treetop Won't You Be My Neighbor?, Jake Short Why You Should Have Gone to Forum This Week, Robert Stutzman Looking Closer at MCB and Student Senate, Heather Meade Fall Semester: Thoughts from Freshman to Seniors, George Latio Why College? A Million Dollar Decision, Bethany Rayle Drinking and Driving, Laura Weitz Tips for a Less Consumeristic Christmas, Anna Roeschley What Really Matters, Kellie Kenney

December 1, 2006 Volume 92 Issue 10 Celebrating 10 Years of Memories in Yoder Recital Hall, Rene Inniger Bluffton's 111th Performance of Handel's Messiah, George Latio Chronicles of a Buckeye Fan: Beating That Team from Up North, Dan Austin Getting Uncomfortable: Another Challenge for this Community of Respect, Anna Roeschley Homework, Headphones and Lack of Respect, Heather Meade "Wingless Chickens, Bayou Companiions, and Pilgrim Wayfarers": Professor of English Presents Colloquium, Amy Purkey Dining Services Survey Students, Andy Ferguson Filling the C.U.P., Kellie Kenney No Mas, No More: One Experience on the Road of Peace, Jake Short Domestic Violence Affects All, Ashlee Conley Beaver Basketball Starts wtih a Win, Bethany Rayle

November 17, 2006 Volume 92 Issue 9 Theologian Brings Message to Campus, Heather Meade Family Fun at Bluffton, Amy Purkey Students, Senate Speak Out, Jake Short Raise Your Standards and Leave my Bike Alone, Mark Erhman Letter to the Editor, Mandy Tirey The Results are In, Laura Weitz Helping Out for the Holidays, Rene Inniger Cross-Cultural Destinations Divulged, Bethany Rayle Salsa to the Music, Mallory Riha No Second Opinion Needed, Mary Eckert Campus Enjoys Nashville Mandolin Ensemble, Holly Mitchell-Treetop Stepping it Up: Men's Basketball Season, Kellie Kenney Beaver Football Finishes Season 3-7, Dan Austin

November 10, 2006 Volume 92 Issue 8 Winds of Change, Inspiring and Inquiring, Anna Roeschley Dancing at Lughnasa, Bethany Rayle Bluffton Art Majors Travel to NYC, George Latio Animal Crackers, Heather Meade Change Starts with the Community of Respect, Shannon McKeehen Stay Healthy, Blufftonites!, Andy Ferguson Students Attend Conference on Student Affairs, Mary Eckert Crossfire is on Fire for God, Mallory Riha Palestinian Choir Praises God at Bluffton Chapel, Jake Short Executive Speaks at Bluffton University Presidential Leadership Forum, Robert Stutzman Bluffton's P.A.L.S. off to the O.C., Carrie Yoder Women's Basketball Ready to Begin New Season, Rene Inniger Beaver Football, Kellie Kenney

November 3, 2006 Volume 92 Issue 7 The Medium and Message of Art, Mallory Riha Things to Think About Before Heading to the Polls, Laura Weitz Jim Wallis: Putting Politics in Perspective, Jake Short Non-Profit Leader Visits Bluffton, Robert Stutzman Warming Up St. Steven, Anna Roeschley Lessons in Forgiveness, Carrie Yoder First Impressions of a First-Year Class, Bethany Rayle Senior Night for Girls' Volleyball, Amy Purkey An Interview with Kathleen Norris, Robert Stutzman English Students Present at Writing Conference, Amy Purkey Tough Loss for Bluffton Football, Dan Austin Women's Soccer Ends Season with Win, Ashlee Conley Men's Soccer Finishes Season with Win, Holly Mitchell-Treetop

October 27, 2006 Volume 92 Issue 6 Theology Scholar Presents Kenney Peace Lecture, Robert Stutzman Having Fun and Helping Out, Amy Purkey No Nukes? No Problem, Jake Short Food for Thought: Putting Our Morals Where Our Mouth Is, Doug Alexander A Walk in the Park: Reflections from the Border, Rashawn Moore Bluffton Hosts Mennonite Writer's Conference, Robert Stutzman Why Bren-Dell Rocks my Face Off, Mary Eckert Bluffton's 5th Annual Mathematics Contest, Andy Ferguson Set the Pace: Business as a Calling, Anna Roeschley Fall Choral Concert, Laura Weitz Presidential Gifts, Bethany Rayle Bluffton Inducts Graduates into Hall of Fame, Kellie Kenney Tough Loss for Women's Soccer, Ashlee Conley Bluffton Men's Soccer, Holly Mitchel-Treetop

October 13, 2006 Volume 92 Issue 5 Bluffton Inaugurates Harder as 9th President, Robert Stutzman Where to Go from Here: MCC UN Seminar 2006, George Latio Inauguration Week Ends on a Funny Note, Heather Meade Squirrels, Family and Football: Alumni Share on the Meaning of Homecoming, Anna Roeschley Professors Take the Stage in NYC, Amy Purkey Ready to Answer the Call?, Jake Short Bluffton Earns All-Steinway Distinction, Bethany Rayle More than Sports Fans, Dan Austin Homecoming Win for Football, Heather Meade Soccer Teams Play Hard Against Rivals, Ashlee Conley Soccer Teams Victorious Over Franklin, Mallory Riha Football Flashback: Win Over Kalamazoo, Kellie Kenney P.E.A.C.E. Club: Raising Awareness and Raising Voices, Holly Mitchell-Treetop Faculty Art Show, Ashlee Conley

October 6, 2006 Volume 92 Issue 4 Columbian Couple Inspires Campus, Mallory Riha Men in Ropp, But not Referred, Heather Meade Flashback to Historical Headlines, Ashlee Conley On my Honor: A Brief History of the Honor Code, Joe Sutter It All Comes Back to the Community: My Take on the Code, Anna Roeschley Thou Shall Honor thy Original Author?, Robert Stutzman Bluffton's Adam Schattsneider Releases CD, Andy Ferguson Japanese Visitors Talk of War and Peace, Jake Short Midterm Survival Guide, Bethany Rayle Mennonite Church USA Moderator Speaks at Forum, Robert Stutzman Get to Know: Hirschy Hall, Rene Inniger An Apple a Day: Health Services at Bluffton, George Latio Beaver Volleyball, Amy Purkey

September 29, 2006 Volume 92 Issue 3 Broadening Horizons, Amy Purkey Spiritual Life Week Fall 2006, Anna Roeschley Peace Vigil Held, Jake Short Go for the Goal, Homecoming 2006, Mary Eckert What Was up with that Tent?, Robert Stutzman Small Town, Big Fun, Mallory Riha Bluffton Brass Society, Bethany Rayle The Joy of Service, Laura Weitz Changes at Bob's, George Latio Bluffton Bubble?, Rene Inniger Beavers Win Home Opener, Dan Austin Thoughts from Northern Ireland, Heather Meade

September 22, 2006 Volume 92 Issue 2 Embracing Culture, Engaging Peace, Jake Short Semester in the City, Ashlee Conley Mennonite Roots, Jennifer Hostetler How to Help the People of Darfur, Holly Mitchell-Treetop The Priestly Vocation of the Christian, George Latio Cross Cultural Reflections, Amy Purkey Inaugural Events for President Harder, Andy Ferguson "The Official Sponsor of Campus Fun," Mallory Riha Jackie Robinson and 1947: The Rest of the Story, Laura Weitz Conflict Mediation Training to be Held at Bluffton, Anna Roeschley Life-Long Learning, Robert Stutzman Kohli Exhibit Spends Final Weekend on Campus, Jake Short Campus Fellowship, Rene Inniger New Coach for Girls' Softball, Kellie Kenney Cross Country Invitational at Cedarville, Patrick Cooley

September 15, 2006 Volume 92 Issue 1 Bluffton Ranked Above the Rest, Mary Eckert Students Rally for Social Justice, Holly Mitchell-Treetop For Your Consideration, Bethany Rayle An Exciting End to Orientation, Heather Meade Opening Convocation: Singing a More Beautiful Song, Robert Stutzman First Year, First Impressions, Jennifer Hostetler President Harder Begins First Year, George Latio Marbeck Makeover, Courtney Karnes From College to Career, Rene Inniger Football Season Kicks Off, Patrick Cooley Tough Start for Soccer Teams, Ashlee Conley Girls Tennis in Full Swing, Kellie Kenney Eyes on a Bicycle, Anna Roeschley

April 1, 2006 Volume 91 Issue 21 Bluffton introduces dress code for next year, Andy Ferguson Number of students fail departmental exams, Heather Meade Natalie Troyer to begin new career at The Oregonian, Melanie Murray Antarctica added as new cross-cultural destination, Rachel Cooley Bechtel to participate in State Park Jam skateboard competition, Freya Buckell Bluffton University professor adopts pro-violence stance, Robert Stutzman Public Relations director starts student dating service, Kecia Grouver Fulcomer condemns historic Bluffton residence hall, Jennifer Hostetler Tuition will be waived, Dan Austin Seniors look to the south, Rene Inniger Chat with Nat: Show me the Rock, Natalie Troyer Moments with Mary: Maybe the Amish have the right idea, Mary Walker Football program cancelled, Andrea Ressler Snyder said Rugby team will boost Bluffton's image, Kellie Kenney Swimming pool to be installed in Founders Hall over the summer, Pat Cooley Win a Date

April 7, 2006 Volume 91 Issue 19 Senior students build canoe with own hands, Freya Buckell West challenged audience to see beyond success, Adina Schultz Students get more general education options, Heather Meade Some say Musselman could use a coffee shop, Pat Cooley Benefit dinner to aid Latio, Jennifer Hostetler Celebration of Service Business group visits Chicago, Melanie Murray Campus pastor search, Phillip Birkey Students anticipate cross cultural trips, Debra Armstrong Historic Houshower House will be office space fall semester, Robert Stutzman Presidential scholarship recipients announced, Andrea Ressler Biesecker-Mast will complete her book during sabbatical, Melanie Murray Letter to the Editor, John Reid Chat with Nat: When reality strikes, Natalie Troyer Thoughts about the Capital: It almost wasn't, Mary Walker Bluffton falls to Manchester in double header, Dan Austin Arnold said her interest sparked in college, Kellie Kenney

March 31, 2006 Volume 91 Issue 18 Students apathetic about bomb threat, Pat Cooley International students struggle with tax forms, Pia Wendorff Take back the night, Event focuses on sexual assault, Andrew Bixel Recent graduate enjoys comforts of New York City life, Adina Schultz Amendment will not affect Bluffton campus, Robert Stutzman Student room draw, Kecia Grouver Is recycling an answer?, Bethany Rayle History behind the Peace Thrones, Melanie Murray A day of diversity, Mary Walker Students express gratitude for tuition help from alumni and donors, Bethany Rayle Balancing school and a spouse-to-be can be difficult, Kellie Kenney Shalith offers a little of everything, Rachel Cooley Special Olympics, Jennifer Hostetler Chat with Nat: So much for chivalry, Natalie Troyer Moments with Mary: Mission to vocation, Mary Walker Beavers fall to Heidelberg princes, Andrea Ressler Bergman attributes award to his hard work and good attitude, Rene Inniger Students shocked by final four in NCAA tournament, Dan Austin

March 24, 2006 Volume 91 Issue 17 Women unite in a spirit of ministry at conference, Andrea Ressler Meal exchange amount causes controversy, Kellie Kenney Stulman living the rustic life in Uganda spring semester, Pia Wendorff Celebrating Pathways, Heather Meade Kehr chosen to present paper, Deb Armstrong Habitat ministers on Spring Break, Andy Ferguson Published author shares stories, Heather Meade Residence Life positions named, Phillip Birkey Marathon trainees give it their all, Bethany Rayle Snyder's life has been an adventure, Kecia Grouver Letter to the Editor, Alicia Stanko Chat with Nat: Beauty versus lust, Natalie Troyer Moments with Mary: Where do we live?, Mary Walker Senior record-breaker sets high goals for track season, Pat Cooley Humphrey anxious for season, Pat Cooley

March 17, 2006 Volume 91 Issue 16 Centennial evacuated after bomb threat, Pia Wendorff Some question the integrity of Sodexho, Robb Stutzman Art gallery will exhibit Kohli's work, Adina Schultz Mailroom will be given a new look, Rachel Cooley Quiet hours meant to build community, Heather Meade Students attend peace conference, Pia Wendorff Senior week to honor students' accomplishments, Rachel Cooley Gorgeny says her solution came through Jesus Christ, Deb Armstrong Bands perform during Spiritual Life Week, Jenn Hostetler Letter to the Editor: Ethics of patrol ad address, Joel Koerner Chat with Nat: A faith that is fearless, Natalie Troyer Moments with Mary: Growing up, Mary Walker Basketball team falls in semi-finals, Dan Austin Hanefeld joins staff as Sports Information Director, Dan Austin Teams start in the sun, Bethany Rayle

February 24, 2006 Volume 91 Issue 15 Kehr is the future leader of Student Senate, Andrea Ressler CPT members are still missing, Pia Wendorff Bluffton Women's Showcase, The Bluffton University's Women's Issue Circle Intramural basketball season ends, Andrea Ressler Bluffton alumni discuss first year of teaching, Freya Buckell Short experiences Central America, Heather Meade Seniors prepare for graduation, Jennifer Hostetler Celebrating African American accomplishments, Melanie Murray Student desires campus chess club, Jennifer Hostetler International student wants to help Zambia, Phillip Birkey Cashiers share ups and downs about job, Bethany Rayle Humor columnist brings different taste to the classroom, Freya Buckell Chat with Nat: Be careful what you write, Natalie Troyer Moments with Mary: Living Oprah's life, Mary Walker Women's basketball team victorious over Defiance, Daniel Austin Sweet scores 1000 points, Rene Inniger Track teams place at indoor meet, Patrick Cooley

February 17, 2006 Volume 91 Issue 14 Some students disagree with residential policy, Adina Schultz and Andrew Ferguson Student and mother, a balancing act, Kecia Grouver Spriritual Life Week, Daniel Austin An answer to the mystery: C. Henry Smith, Deb Armstrong Ministry teams spread God's word, Pia Wendorff and Heather Meade Student Senate Presidential Candidates Students engage in dialogue, Pia Wendorff Unite States wishes to deny aid, Robert Stutzman Life is Sweet as Candy, Winter Formal, Heather Meade Letter to the Editor, Tiffany Yoder Chat with Nat: Serving two masters, Natalie Troyer Moments with Mary: Whose Valentine?, Mary Walker Baseball team hopes to improve this season, Phillip Birkey Schaller is thankful for the memories, Rene Inniger

February 10, 2006 Volume 91 Issue 13 Vandalism raises security questions, Freya Buckell and Pat Cooley Security cracks down on parking privelages, Adina Schultz January ends with costly damage, Melanie Murray Bluffton student struggles with memory loss after car accident, Jennifer Hostetler State of the Union Address (Pro): Fighting for our freedom, Deb Armstrong State of the Union Address (Con): All words, no action, Robert Stutzman Valentine's Day offers something for everyone, Heather Meade Worship Dancers move to the beat of God's love, Melanie Murray New program lets students check laundry status from room, Bethany Rayle Letter to the Editor, Ryan Baightel Chat with Nat: Remembering Rachel, Natalie Troyer Moments with Mary: One body in Christ, Mary Walker Lack of golf team stirs controversy, Andrea Ressler Football team begins conditioning, Daniel Austin

February 3, 2006 Volume 91 Issue 12 More students buy textbooks online, Amanda Eubank Some prefer laptops, Rene Inniger Closed-dorm hours, Pia Wendorff Buckell's science fiction novel, Andrew Ferguson Workers compete in Olympics, Adina Schultz A Semester in Latin America, Melanie Murray Committee is ready for Spiritual Life Week, Amanda Eubank Student gets a taste of big city life, Rene Inniger Credit scores and your future, Shannon Hadding Job fairs and mock interviews, Rachel Cooley Letter to the Editor: Thin is in, Bethny Ricks Chat with Nat: All in good fun?, Natalie Troyer Moments with Mary: Vocation, Mary Walker Softball team begins conditioning, Bethany Rayle Women's basketball sets short-term goals, Daniel Austin Baseball team wants to boost morale at basketball games, Kellie Kenney

January 27, 2006 Volume 91 Issue 11 Kingsley prepares for retirement, Jen Grathwol From Ireland to Bluffton, Anna Roeschley Students hope to lose weight, Phillip Birkey Making and Breaking Resolutions, Rene Inniger Graduates enjoy Chicago life, Freya Buckell English major published in Georgetown Review, Heather Meade Vegetarian students have reasons for lifestyle choice, Rachel Cooley Students advised Advancement Division, Melanie Murray Professor presents book, Robb Stutzman Weaver attends last NCAA event, Bethany Rayle A global perspective, Pia Wendorff Chat with Nat: Here snipe, snipe, Natalie Troyer Moments with Mary: Good Ole Bluffton, Mary Walker Bergman said Bluffton was just the right fit, Andrea Ressler Coach Neal attributes success to chemistry of the team, Daniel Austin Track team places during indoor meet at Ohio Northern, Pat Cooley

December 9, 2005 Volume 91 Issue 10 Randy Keeler resigns from campus pastor, Rachel Cooley Some students challenge alcohol policy, Adina Schultz Reflections from a student teacher, Brittany Suman Kingsley looks forward to retirement, Jen Grathwol Anime Club learns through entertainment, Melanie Murray December grads eager to move on, Freya Buckell Dayton band rocks Bob's Place, Jen Grathwol Some international students will return home for the holidays, George Latio Christmas concert entertains audience, Andrew Bixel Activities relieve stress, Robyn Rowland Students purchase faculty dinners, Adina Schultz Chat with Nat: Compassion and kindred, Natalie Troyer Thoughts from the Capital: My own top 10 list, Mary Walker Beavers tame Bulldogs on Community Day, Johnny Ichrist

December 2, 2005 Volume 91 Issue 9 Harder prepares for presidency, Natalie Troyer Snyder attributes accomplishments to university, Heather Meade Campus cuddle spots, Deb Armstrong Jacoby's melodious memories, Jen Grathwol Advent devotional available online, Rachel Cooley Krista Miller's summer teaching experience, Melanie Murray NCATE visit successful, Adina Schultz Bluffton graduate in Germany, Freya Buckell Students work for cash, Rene Inniger Poet finds inspiration in Tai Chi, Heather Meade Chat with Nat: Intellectuals on the weekend, Natalie Troyer Thoughts from the Capital: A look back at my semester, Mary Walker Baseball team training, Kellie Kenney Athletic roommates, Andrea Ressler Women's basketball drops two, Rene Inniger

November 18, 2005 Volume 91 Issue 8 Marbeck employees set raccoon free, Andrew Bixel Sullivan reflects on her last years at Bluffton, Jen Grathwol Ten Thousand Villages changes, Adina Schultz Crossfire unites, Kecia Grouver English majors burn troubles away, Freya Buckell Sabbaticals offer a break from classroom, Robyn Rowland Professor experiences the Indian culture, Kecia Grouver Ministry conference scheduled for women, Rene Inniger MCB members attend conference, Melanie Murray Letter to the Editor: Rethinking the "American Dream", Rashawn Moore Chat with Nat: Slowing it down in Berlin, Natalie Troyer Women's basketball starting anew, Johnny Ichrist Winter Intramurals, Andrea Ressler Football season ends, Johnny Ichrist

November 11, 2005 Volume 91 Issue 7 Weaver reflects and prepares for retirement, Jen Grathwol Board of Trustees to meet this weekend, Andrew Bixel A Successful Latin American Week, Deb Armstrong Stechaschulte's solitude retreat, Melanie Murray Maldonado spends semester in D.C., Rene Inniger Smith studies at Martha's Vineyard, Deb Armstrong Married hall directors talk of perks and downsides to job, Heather Meade Letter to the Editor: Speak, Speak, Galen Alexander Chat with Nat: A matter of days, Natalie Troyer Thoughts from the Capitol: Big Picture, Mary Walker Men's basketball team gearing up, Johnny Ichrist Softball team in preseason training, Kellie Kenney

November 4, 2005 Volume 91 Issue 6 Sleepout places emphasis on poverty, Rachel Cooley Hughes an "All-Star", George Latio A Culinary Delight, Andrew Bixel Copley spends summer in a castle, Andrew Bixel Season brings on the blues, Freya Buckell Family Day offers fun, Colin Yoder Ruggley shows spirit, Robyn Rowland Connecting family, ministry and golf, Andrea Ressler Nature Preserve offers tranquility, Robyn Rowland Chat with Nat: Hush, hush, Natalie Troyer Thoughts from the Capitol: Life is but a breath, Mary Walker Making memories and reaching goals, Johnny Ichrist Yarnell's reflections, Kellie Kenney

October 28, 2005 Volume 91 Issue 5 Thefts on campus, Melanie Murray New Facebook fad is contagious, Jen Grathwol Flags symbolize students' diversity, George Latio Marbeck adjusts menu, George Latio Damascus Road dismantles racism, Rachel Cooley Straks joins campus community, Kecia Grouver A Northern Ireland experience, Robyn Rowland Freshman awarded scholarship, Rachel Cooley Scenery changes for Bluffton grad, Freya Buckell Students attend convention, Adina Schultz Chat with Nat: Cappuccino and a newspaper, Natalie Troyer Thougts from the Capitol: Internship briefing, Mary Walker Beavers persevere, Andrea Ressler Campus seeks funding for new fitness center, Kellie Kenney

October 21, 2005 Volume 91 Issue 4 Tree Dedication: Nofsinger's memory lives on, Deb Armstrong Bluffton in top tier, Andrew Bixel Cure your writing woes, Jen Grathwol Musselman Library celebrates 75 years of service, Colin Yoder A student's reflections on her Central American summer, Colin Yoder Workshops offer guidance, Robyn Rowland NCATE: a national model, Adina Schultz Jack Earl entertains the mind, Melanie Murray Breast Cancer Awareness, Carey Neumeier Chat with Nat: Where's the Respect?, Natalie Troyer Thoughts from the Capitol: Calling, Mary Walker Letter to the Editor, Carrie Phillips Tennis team connects, Andrea Ressler Beavers fall short in two overtimes, Johnny Ichrist

October 14, 2005 Volume 91 Issue 3 Festivities to commemorate Homecoming, Rene Inniger Ministry teams spread good news, Tiffany DeMint Talley runs for office, Freya Buckell A venture to Riley Court, Adina Schultz Jebsen eager to share Bluffton's mission, Heather Meade Bluffton graduate returns as admission counselor, Melanie Murray Werling excited about new position, Andrew Bixel Hughes returns as communication faculty member, George Latio Elizabethtown takes audiences on a road-trip, Jen Grathwol Chat with Nat: Ethics of busyness, Natalie Troyer Thoughts from the Capitol: Grace, Mary Walker Ultimate more than a friendly game, Andrea Ressler

September 30, 2005 Volume 91 Issue 2 "Major Meals" help undecided students, Rachel Cooley Student enrollment reaches record high, Natalie Troyer International students adjust, George Latio Ropp and Bren-Dell host block party, Robyn Rowland Responding to Katrina, Adina Schultz Minority opportunities: An Inspiring Grant, Andrew Bixel The trials and joys of summer camp couselors, Rene Inniger Channel 2 works to connect campus, Tiffany DeMint Ropp Hall undergoes renovations, Deb Armstrong Common Grounds gives menu a "face-lift", Freya Buckell Chat with Nat: Engaged or disillusioned, Natalie Troyer Thoughts from the Capitol: 10 observations on living in DC, Mary Walker Senior cross country spotlights, Johnny Ichrist Intramurals offer fun, Kellie Kenney Coach Spotlight: Steve Yarnell, Johnny Ichrist

September 23, 2005 Volume 91 Issue 1 What the Career Development Center can do for you, Jen Grathwol One Bluffton Student reflects on her summer work experience, Deb Armstrong Bob’s Place provides patrons more options, Natalie Troyer Area Church Directory, Rachel Cooley Chat with Nat: One day at a time, Natalie Troyer Thoughts from the Capitol: Does it matter?, Mary Walker Cross country starts off on good foot, Kellie Kenney Freshmen athletes talk about transition to college athletics, Andrea Ressler Beavers Bump Battling Bishops , Johnny Ichrist

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