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We would like to personally thank Tyler Dunne and the staff at the Cardinal Courier for the beautiful articles about our son's journey through his illness, his Make-A Wish trip at the University of Notre Dame, the dedication of the basketball season by the Women's basketball team ...
Queer Literature is a course in its infancy at Fisher that lends a voice to an enormous population that is often marginalized and made invisible.
You do not have to identify as gay in order to be a member of the class. Nicole Reitz enrolled in Queer Lit needing credit for her Women and Gender Studies minor and she found that Queer Lit was something she always wanted to take in college.
How many buffalo chicken sandwiches does it take to fill up a meal plan?
Apparently, more than Scott Pukos can handle.
After four years here at Fisher, Scott should know better. But he fell victim to the curse of the gold meal plan (as he likes to call it).
Megan Baker, a political science major, tells why and how to vote.
As Ron Burgundy would say, John Peters was in a pickle four years ago.
He didn’t want to admit it, but after high school he was leaving everything familiar and comforting: a supportive family, great friends and a decent place to grow up. He didn’t want to pack up and move my life to Rochester.
See how everything turned out and how John is moving on >>
Adam Leahy, our Packages Editor and graduating senoir, tells you how to have a great college experience here at Fisher.
The Scottish poet Robert Burns wrote that “the best laid schemes of mice and men often go awry.” One can’t help but think of this line when hearing of the Student Government Association’s recent announcement of both a scholarship program and an emergency loan fund.
Although she never had any intention to join the Cardinal Courier, Rachel Henderson eventually became Editor in Chief. In her article she writes about how she decided to join the Courier and why she stayed to become the Editor in Chief.
Julie Kane writes about how her experience at the Cardinal Courier made her ready for the "real world."
In her article, Kara Race shows her appreciation of the Cardinal Courier's role as the Fisher community's "Watchdog."
John Follaco, Courier Editor in Chief 2002 and 2004, writes about the founding of the Cardinal Courier and the challenges that were faced during that process.
Lindsay McCluskey, Courier Editor in Chief 2006, writes about the past and future of the Courier.
Props to the new online housing process. No more waiting in line for at least one thing on this campus!
Drops to the old Fishbowl area. Someone needs to get a plan together and shake a leg, because right now that area is just collecting dust and broken furniture.
Props to all of the fundraising efforts: Teddi Dance for Love, Relay for Life, the Godspell Production, the Vagina Monologues, Celebration of Dance and all other Fisher events that put a good cause at the forefront.
Drops to administration for failing to hear student input before implementing major changes.
Props to our athletic teams, for all their hard work and victories throughout the year.
Drops to lack of convenient parking. Enough said.
Props to Jim Liebow, Bon Appétit General Manager, for being such a good sport throughout the year!
Drops to waiting in line. All the time. For everything.
Props to the students who continue to help rebuild New Orleans.
Drops to all the potholes that are everywhere. I think I need new shocks and suspension just from driving to class!
Props and Drops to SGA. Things like the Student Discount Card were great, but being the ‘voice of the students’ needs some work.
Drops to the lack in course selection. What do you mean they aren’t offering Queer Lit next semester?
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