Spring Break
The Messiah Ball, hosted by the Campus Activities Board (C.A.B.) and held immediately after the first performance of the Messiah, was a well-attended success. This ball was yet another opportunity to wear that tuxedo or that dress you HAD to buy instead of rent, and it was set apart from previous balls by the opportunity to gamble for prizes.
We at the Blue and Grey Today want to wish you a very happy holiday break! See You January 17th!
"Who is your neighbor?" Reverend Brian Scott asked of the group gathered in Hood Chapel on Nov. 12. Executive Director of Frederick's Emergency Religious Coalition, Scott gave the chapel message in recognition of National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week.
On Tuesday, Nov. 11, Justin Lee, founder and executive director of The Gay Christian Network (GCN), spoke at a dialogue that emphasized tolerance and acceptance between homosexuals and Christians. GCN's mission is to assist LGBT Christians seeking to reconcile their faith and sexuality.
This year the International Show was an outstanding hit with the students. Everyone who attended enjoyed the experience. The show was full of good singing, dancing and funny jokes. The show had an amazing variety of dances and singing styles. Throughout the night, the passengers followed Rob Stegman on his adventures through 17 different countries.
Last edition of Cooking with Brendan before everyone goes home for winter break. In this edition we will remember the Great Fog of London which took place 56 years ago on December 5, 1952. A great fog clouded the entire city of London for four days. The cold caused people in London to burn more coal than usual which resulted in a higher rate of air pollution.
A sophomore, Kristina Straub, has been playing volleyball since her freshman year at Paint Branch High School. From Burtonsville, MD, Kristina is majoring in Management with a concentration in Accounting. She plans to become an accountant and eventually open a restaurant.
There are games that make a team reassess its game plan and then there are games that make a team believe in its game plan. The first four games of the season ended up in losses for the Hood women's basketball team. The third loss was a devastating loss to Drew University.
