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Back to the Past THE The H-Files/Page 1 HILBERT The Hilbert College Newspaper for Campus and Community, Volume 13, Issue 7, March 9, 2012 Guest Editor Name: Heather Bello Major: Forensic Science BACK TO THE PAST Birthday: March 15, 1991 Hobbies: Reading, shop- ping, movies, & make-up CHILDHOOD MEMORIES Career: Become FBI international crime scene Compiled by Angela Borkowski and then we would ven- the travels and gather- investigator Heather Bello - My favorite mem- ture off into the woods ings we had as a family. ory was going to my and build a fort or just I remember that every GREETINGS! Ben Csati - I remember grandparents’ house on explore nature. I had Sunday was sacred and waking up on Christ- Fourth of July when ev- a truly amazing child- that it was to be spent by Heather Bello back dance party event mas morning and get- eryone in the family got hood, and wouldn’t in the company of my on campus (page 7). ting the bike I wanted. along and got together. change it if I could. I family. My dad would Hello, fellow students! So let’s go through the I can still remember its Seeing my grandfather hope that I can raise my take us out to our fa- It is my pleasure to pages and flow into our red handlebars. smile, and playing with own children someday vorite restaurants and be guest editor for this past from top songs to my cousins. to experience a child- we would spend the March issue. This is- top movies of the ’70s, Kelly Penepent - My hood anything close to rest of the afternoon sue is all about going ’80s, and ’90s (pp. 15- favorite childhood Dave Denny - I’d have mine, if not better. eating ice cream and back into time past 16). Also see the ad- memory was the day to say that my favorite going to the movies. I and reminiscing about joining columns for I got my puppy in the childhood memory was Keidon Richens - also remember having our childhood. Within excerpts from some 3rd grade! We visited being outside ALL day When I saw my mom break at school and be- this issue you will read students and staff these two puppies ev- playing games with my after about five years of ing able to go on family about events going on about their favorite ery day for two weeks neighbors. In any given living in the Caribbean. trips to resorts or visit in March as well as the childhood memories. until my parents let us summer day, we would :) my grandmother in big Step in Time throw- get one! Her name was play all kinds of sports New York City. It was Sadie and she was the for hours on end. This Diandra Cano - My favorite childhood wonderful being a child best dog anyone could included football, base- and having nothing to HILBERT’S NEW EVENING ask for. :) ball, street hockey, … memory involves all ACCELERATED DEGREE worry about. PROGRAMS GEARED TO Matt Brown - When I was young, I used to ADULT LEARNERS let my imagination run wild like a cheetah, and Majors to Open Up complete their degree have grand adventures Options in Growing in as little as 12 months. with my friends as pi- Careers “Many adult learners rates, power rangers, are looking for a vi- and heroes. New bachelor-level able way to finish their accelerated degree bachelor’s degree for Maria Frances Li- programs designed to career improvement or nares - Waking up address the needs of career change but face Christmas morning busy adults seeking to the challenge of attend- to find the one thing I advance their educa- ing college while also asked Santa for … my tion and career pros- raising families and dad! He was hiding in pects in a fast-tracked handling other com- the corner, right when academic format are mitments,” said Hil- you come into the liv- being launched this bert President Cynthia “Hilbert Mornings,” Photographed by David Grapes Continued on page 13 fall at Hilbert College. Zane, Ed.D. “Having Offered in two sought- earned all three of my after majors, Hilbert’s degrees as an adult “To that end, Hilbert’s to pursue a Hilbert de- Accelerated Degree student with a family, programs respond to gree. Based on seven- In This Issue Programs (ADP) were I have a special inter- what is fundamentally week terms, all classes Contest Tally Page 2 developed specifically est in ensuring that essential to working are scheduled Tuesday Editorials Pages 2-3 for adult learners who Hilbert’s Accelerated adults advancing their evenings in the fall, have already earned a Degree Programs will professional goals.” spring, and summer. Calendar of Events Page 5 minimum of 48 col- provide students an The new programs, Christopher Holoman, SGA Page 6 lege credits and want outstanding learning which reflect and in- Ph.D., provost and Student Activities Page 7 to complete their un- experience that best corporate Hilbert’s vice president for aca- Offices Pages 7, 9, 11, 14-16 dergraduate degree. serves their particu- strong liberal learning demic affairs, said Hil- Bachelor’s degrees will lar needs and is most foundation, feature a bert’s ADP underscores Clubs Pages 8-9 be available in conflict convenient for them. flexible hybrid format the college’s histori- Academic Honors Pages 10-11 studies and dispute res- “We are increasing ac- that merges traditional cally strong commit- Photo Gallery Pages 12-13 olution and also in or- cess and opportunity for classroom-based ses- ment to adult students. Division News Pages 14-15,17-18 ganizational develop- adult students through- sions with online edu- “Capitalizing on the Back to the Past Pages 15-16 ment. Students enrolled out Western New York cation, a blended learn- college’s strengths, the in either program with who are not defined by ing approach that’s in- programs are tapping Arts & Entertainment Pages 18-20 maximum allowable the traditional college tegral to making it eas- Sports Pages 21-24 transfer credits can format,” added Zane. ier for working adults Continued on page 4 Page 2/The H-Files CONTEST TALLY EDITORIAL (Complete Scores for Issue #7) HILBERT, MEET No. Student No. of Articles Running Contributor Issues #1-4 Issue #5 Issue #6 Issue #7 Totals THE QUEEN CITY _____________________________________________________________________________ by Justine Jackson though there are some that are definitely worth 1. Jill Cohen 16 -- -- -- 16 2. Bernadine De Mike 9 -- 1 2 12 It’s no secret that Hilbert checking out—but some- 3. Tori Felser 5 1 2 2 10 isn’t situated in a boom- thing for everybody that 4 Heather Bello 1 1 1 5 8 ing party town. It’s also won’t break the bank that 5 Diandra Cano -- 5 -- -- 5 no secret that Hilbert isn’t most of us already owe 6. Jonathan Hulbert 3 1 1 -- 5 a booming party college. too much money to as it 7. Annilee Obrochta 1 1 3 -- 5 is. Believe it or not even 8. Dontrell Young 3 -- 1 1 5 We have amazing aca- demics and a healthy stu- when Fitzmagic is away, 9. Samantha Hahn -- -- 4 -- 4 Buffalo is still here for 10. Daniel Telaak 3 -- 1 -- 4 dent government which you. 11. Lea Church 1 1 1 -- 3 puts on a number of awe- 12. Andrew D’Amico 2 -- -- 1 3 some events, but we still For the architecture and 13. David Grapes 2 1 -- -- 3 aren’t a Fredonia or Ohio history buffs out there, 14. Jeffrey Krajewski 3 -- -- -- 3 State in terms of student Buffalo has a ton of dif- 15. Jerrell Mason 1 -- 2 -- 3 life. ferent tours all year round 16. Nina Pierino 1 1 1 -- 3 That being said, I think to show off its countless 17. Ryan Rusin 1 1 1 -- 3 it’s all right that we aren’t landmarks. Not ready to 18. Tom Wills 3 -- -- -- 3 admit you’re an archi- 19. Patrick Winney 3 -- -- -- 3 all coming to class hung over. I think it’s a good tecture or history buff? 20. Andrew Besch 1 -- -- 1 2 These tours will give you 21. Krystal Ann Cummings -- -- 1 1 2 thing we don’t have cam- a chance to exercise your 22. Sara Juico 1 -- 1 -- 2 pus parties getting busted 23. Rick Landahl 2 -- -- -- 2 up on a regular basis by inner shutterbug and let 24. Kekeli Olympio 1 -- 1 -- 2 the cops. Not only for the you beef up that Face- 25. Shawn Pierce 2 -- -- -- 2 obvious reasons but also book album with pictures 26. Hayley Ploetz 1 -- 1 -- 2 because being a heav- of you and your friends 27. Tyler Siwy -- -- 1 1 2 ily concentrated criminal with awesome back- 28. Cody Troutman 2 -- -- -- 2 justice school, let’s face drops. They also can let 29. Matthew D. Williams -- -- 1 1 2 you get your feet wet in 30. Mark Adelman -- -- 1 -- 1 it; we need to be a little more squeaky clean than how to maneuver around 31. Jamie Bigaj 1 -- -- -- 1 some of the city that you 32. Garrett Boneberg -- -- -- 1 1 most other students. A normally wouldn’t hang 33. Angela Borkowski 1 -- -- -- 1 good number of us plan 34. Will Brown 1 -- -- -- 1 on pursuing a law en- around, which could be 35. Cecilia Chmurzynski 1 -- -- -- 1 forcement position and handy if you move to 36. Alexis Clune 1 -- -- -- 1 with that you need to have Buffalo in a few years 37. Rachel Collier 1 -- -- -- 1 your life in order and after graduation.
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