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Heartbreaking loss for women’s basketball team

Heartbreaking loss for women’s basketball team

By Ben Koepsell The Lakeland College Women’s Basketball team suffered their fifth loss of the season, at the hands of the Maranantha Crusaders in a home game on Jan. 16. After a turnover by Lakeland late in the second half, with the game tied at 53, point guard Becca Tilleman took a charge to give [...]

The tackling life

The tackling life

  By Danny Spatchek For the first time this season, as John Wagner faces the line of scrimmage, his team is losing. It’s only the first quarter, and his team is only losing 7-6, but John’s team, the Sheboygan County Rebels, is never losing – not this year. In their regular season games against the [...]

Men’s volleyball team suffers loss in first game of the season

26 January 2012

The Lakeland College Men’s Volleyball team fought hard until they were finally defeated by Marquette University on Wednesday. Lakeland’s head coach Joe Julkowski called a timeout in the last game while trailing 13-10. After being scored on during the previous play, Lakeland scored on a side out to bring the score to 14-11, Marquette. In [...]

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Lakeland puts out Inferno

24 January 2012

By Ben Koepsell The Lakeland College Women’s Basketball team won their second consecutive game by beating the Alverno Inferno 66-55 in a home game on Jan. 24. After a 19 point first half lead started to dwindle, a timeout was called with less than two minutes remaining in the game, the Muskies ahead by eight [...]

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Security aims to keep campus safe

08 December 2011

  By Josh Graminske A proposal that would allow Lakeland’s professional security staff to carry guns while they are on duty is still being discussed by the administration. Nate Dehne, vice president of student development, and a risk management team met on Nov. 30 to discuss the proposal, which would allow Lakeland’s professional security staff [...]

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Muskie Mart dishes out sales stats

08 December 2011

  By Michael Knaak The 20 oz. bottle of Mountain Dew and the bacon double cheeseburger were the top-selling items in the Muskie Mart and Grill, respectively, during the month of November. From Nov. 1 – 30, the bacon double cheeseburger was rung up 2,018 times and the 20 oz. bottle of Mountain Dew was [...]

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Lakeland is too safe for guns

08 December 2011

By Alexa Galloway I’m writing in response to the article “Security likely to carry guns soon” from the November 17 issue. Is this a joke? Guns? On the Lakeland College campus? In the past 150 years since Lakeland has been established, I find it hard to believe that any situation security has had to take [...]

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Computer science program reclaims unused space

17 November 2011

By Al Fairchild Jim Matzen’s face betrayed no emotion as he pointed to the maze of plastic tubes inside a PC sitting along the back wall of Chase’s Lab #214. He must have told the truth. Matzen, an intern who works for Professor Cynthia Lindstrom in the computer science program was describing a water-cooled computer [...]

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Chaplain heads east for new challenges

17 November 2011

By Nicole Geurts Chaplain Kelly Stone has worked for Lakeland College for roughly five and a half years, but over Thanksgiving break she will be moving on and heading to a new college for another amazing opportunity. It was always Stone’s dream to work at a United Church of Christ school. When Lakeland first posted [...]

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