Monmouth’s track and field opened their 2015 outdoor season this past weekend at Wake Forest University on Friday and Saturday. The meet was considered a success as several Hawks posting qualifying marks for ECAC/IC4A.
Publication: Volume 86 (Fall 2014 - Spring 2015)
Volume 86 (Fall 2014 – Spring 2015)
SIDE LINES: 3/25/15
After taking down second-seeded Stephen F. Austin in the first round, the women’s bowling team fell to Vanderbilt and Valparaiso in consecutive matches and was eliminated from the first ever Soutland Bowling League Championships. The Hawks first beat SFA four games to one before falling to Vanderbilt 4-1 and being swept 4-0 by Valparaiso.
Patrick’s Law Calls Out Animal Abuse
In the early morning hours of Sunday, March 1, a call was made to Toms River police that a white pick-up truck was seen doing “donuts” on the ice near Pine Beach. When police arrived, the headlights and taillights disappeared as the pick-up broke through the ice and sunk into the river.
Vegetarianism: More than what ‘Meats’ the Eye
Many times when you ask a vegetarian why they decided to make this life change, their answer might be “I don’t want to eat animals,” or “I want to try and save the cows, chickens, and pigs”, but there are many reasons to becoming a vegetarian than just saving animals.
Iranian Nuclear Policy ‘Blows Up’
The US, Iran, Israel and others have held discussion in the past few weeks in an attempt to establish a safe use for Iran’s nuclear program.
‘The Bachelor’ Becomes the Fiancé
Roses are red, violets are blue, Prince Farming is off the market, and his love for Whitney is true! Season 19 of the The Bachelor on ABC seemed to be one of the weirdest seasons thus far. From widows to virgins, the women all had their own story and a chance to win the heart of Prince Farming (or more formally known as Chris Soules).
Language Barriers
While Associated Press style writing is of the utmost importance for The Outlook’s editors, the group also finds itself prone to using some of the 21st Century’s less than academic language. John McHorter of Time wrote that despite being considered a destruction of the English language, text lingo and changes in slang are more related to spoken language than the written word.
Gourmet Dining, LLC to Replace Aramark Food Services at MU
After almost 40 years of service, Aramark will be replaced by Gourmet Dining, LLC as the University’s new food service provider on or before July 1, 2015. Improvements to all dining facilities on campus are expected to be completed over the course of the next 18 months.
The Tale of Alzheimer’s
M: Did you have enough to eat today? You have to have some food in you for energy.