The State of Knox Athletics | Part 1: Rebuilding the program
How Knox College is planning to bring an end to almost a decade of athletic struggles
News
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Senate election winners look forward
Newly elected Senate officers share their visions for the upcoming year.
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Lakeesha Smith attorney hopes for deal with prosecutors
Smith, arrested in October after striking Tundun Lawani '14 with her car, may avoid trial through a plea agreement.
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Campus Safety Log: Unknown men found to be students
The first week in May offers carpet stains, rabid racoons and stolen purses.
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Honor Code update: Amendment 6 voted down
Senate failed to pass the sixth proposed Honor Code amendment, concerning the use of "guilty" and "not guilty" in Honor Board proceedings.
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Mosaic
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New Plays sings a ‘Summer Song’
After weeks of staged readings and two partially staged plays in Studio Theatre, Knox’s New Plays Festival will be presenting two partially staged plays: freshman Niki Acton’s “McComb 1964” and junior Jon Hewelt’s “Summer Song.”
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Finding passion in Fat Fish
Most Knox students have probably seen Burl Varner when they walk into Fat Fish; a quiet man with his calm demeanor and attentive ear. At the age 55, Burl Varner has accomplished his version of the American Dream: owning his own bar.
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KolorWorx hypnotizes audience with pom poms, guns
KolorWorx, Knox's color guard team, presented their first show on Friday, May 10.
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Garden Club grows members, vegetables
Membership grows in Garden Club as warm temperatures make for good conditions for activities.
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Discourse
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The truth about student loans
A letter to the editor about what a recent grad wishes she had known about student loans when she was a student.
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Thoughts from the Embers: Club budgets face cuts
The Knox Student Editorial Board addresses the cuts club budgets faced during the Student Senate budgeting process.
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The Greatness of Gatsby: An international application of Fitzgerald
Why do modern Americans continue to love The Great Gatsby?
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Benghazi terrorist attack: A “cautious” presidency
The Obama administration needs to come clean about Benghazi, columnist Alex Uzarowicz argues.
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Sports
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Puntoriero, Mack claim track titles
Two seniors went out on top at the Midwest Conference Track Championships last weekend, as Jonas Mack and Joe Puntoniero won the javelin and 200-meter dash, respectively.
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Baseball season ends short of goal
The Prairie Fire had all the right ingredients for a fairytale experience in the MWC Baseball Tournament, but fell twice against St. Norbert. The hitting was absent in both losses; St. Norbert shut out the Prairie Fire in game one and gave up only two runs in game two.
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Midwest Conference football welcomes Macalester College
The Midwest Conference will add Macalester College in the sport of football splitting the conference into two six team divisions.
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Fenner earns All-Midwest Conference honors
Junior James Fenner finished tied for eighth at the Midwest Conference Men's Golf Championships earning his second consecutive spot on the All-Conference Team.