2008 Woodie Awards
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Committee searches for university president
fill. Richard Meyers resigned as WU's president in February and his vice president, Neil George, is the interim president. WU began a search in April - which is ongoing - to permanently fill Meyers' position.
The WU Presidential Search Committee has 22 members, including students, Board of Trustee members, faculty, an extended campus director and the dean of the School of Business and Technology.…
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Student quarterback Josh Walker tries to avoid the pass rush from alumni opponent Terri Williams. Walker, who was one of three players who threw for touchdown passes, admitted that he had some problems getting the ball out in time. The students put forth an amazing display of scoring, combing for a total of 85 points both on the offensive and defensive sides of the ball. The alumni, who only had a total of nine players, combined for only two touchdown passes. They also turned the ball over nine times in the loss. Football losing streak overWU students finally get their revenge, defeat alumni 85-12
On Sept. 27, old Gorloks and new gathered together to play in the 4th Annual students vs. alumni flag football game. In the past, the students have never won against the alumni. But after last saturday, all of that has changed.. The students let out three years of frustration, defeating the alumni 85-12 in a blowout.…
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Seniors Megan Waltemyer and Molly Hale discuss the lines of a photo during the May Gallery opening of "New York is a Friendly Town" on Friday, Sept. 26. The collection was completed by Webster graduate Chad Schneider and will be on display until Oct. 24. New Gallery exhibit focuses on WU grad
Tall buildings, busy streets and a one of the most well known structures in the world make up the city of tourism that never sleeps. However, the new May Gallery exhibit shows what life is like for people who see the city daily.
Chad Schneider, a Webster University graduate from 1998, attended the opening of his series "New York is a Friendly Town" at the May Gallery on the second floor the of the Sverdrup Building of Business and Technology.…
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Agenda for some or all?Something has gone amiss with student priorities. The Journal loves two things: when intellectual minds come together and when students stand up for issues they believe in. We thought we had hit pay dirt when the meeting of the Delegates' Agenda was announced.Yellow boxes placed for book driveThe Student Literacy Corps. gave Webster University students an excuse to finally dig out old copies of "The Babysitter's Club" and "Goosebumps" books collecting dust in the back of their closet. SLC is organizing a book drive in conjunction with Webster Works Worldwide to collect new and gently used books for children, said Kate Northcott, director of SLC.Religion and politics
Soccer athlete lets nothing get past her own goalsAs she trotted toward the bench from her familiar place between the pipes after a 3-0 victory over North Park University, Jessica Kozeny had wrapped up another career milestone, equaling Webster University's single-season record for shutouts with her tenth. |
