CORRECTION

Page 9 Correction

In the latest issue of the Record, page 9 was printed incorrectly. As you might have noticed, there were two pages that were the same. We wish to apologize for this inconvenience. Click on the image to the right to view the missing page. Otherwise, all pages will be added to the website on Saturday, May 1st at 12:00 PM. Thank you for your readership.

-the Record Staff



Sports

Johnnie shoots his way to stardom

By Ryan Minnehan

Brace Hemmelgarn has had a big year. The SJU sophomore  photographer and graphic designer has seen his career blossom. His experiences, including exposure in Sports Illustrated and photo assignments at Target Field, are the envy of both photographers and sports fans alike.

“I was just doing it for fun, I never expected any of this so soon,” Hemmelgarn said.

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Variety

Triathletes, workers survive downpour

By Annie Rogosheske

Rain showers muddied the trails, but athletes braved on and organizers kept their spirits up at the 15th annual Fruit at the Finish triathlon Saturday.

The weather created lots of obstacles as the course was glazed over with a blanket of water. OLC member Brynn Haugen, a sophomore working at the triathlon said, “the bike course was very slippery but luckily no one got hurt.”

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News

CSB/SJU named ‘exemplary green’ school

By Theresa Kerr

The CSB/SJU campuses were nationally ranked and honored in the Princeton Review’s first “Guide to 286 Green Colleges.” The review identifies and rates “green” institutions that serve as examples for other college campuses.

Princeton’s Review recognized CSB/SJU as signing on with the American College and University Presidents’ Climate Commitment (ACUPCC) and creating a sustainability plan.

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Op/Ed

Raise legal smoking age

By Eric K. Pye Jr.

In American society, we place a premium on the health of our citizens, especially our youth. This has been evident in both our recent political health care reform as well as our history of restrictions and criminalization of substances which are viewed as detrimental to our health.

In accordance with this, I propose that the legal age to purchase tobacco products be raised from 18 to 21-years-old nation-wide in the United States.

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