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Articles Tagged ‘ Dean Bayless ’

Feb
09

Dean Bayless Wins ACPA Award

By Amanda Zelaya, Arts & Entertainment Editor

Recently, The American College Personal Association (ACPA) with a Diamond Honoree Award honored St. Mary’s College of Maryland’s Dean of Student Affairs Laura Bayless. This award is given in recognition of Dean Bayless’ achievements in student affairs.
“[The Diamond Honoree Award] is meant to honor student affairs professionals who have done good work over the course [...]

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Dec
08

College Periodic Review Report Submitted for Campus Feedback

By Mariel Saez, Editor-in-Chief

Acting President and Provost Larry Vote has asked that the campus community provide feedback on the current draft of the Middle States Periodic Review Report available on the Portal.

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Nov
03

Colleges Nationwide Look into Creating ‘Sexiling’ Policies

By Jessy Schroeder, Opinions Editor

Although Tufts University has outlawed sexual activity in a dorm room when the other roommate is present SMCM will likey not adopt such a rule because of the difficulty in enforcing it. Photo by Tom Keen.

Throughout the history of collegiate on-campus residences, most colleges and universities have tiptoed around a particularly touchy subject that has lately received its own name and has only recently been openly discussed. That subject is “sexiling.”

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Oct
19

Campus Drug Referrals Reach a Nine Year High

By Lara Southgate, Editor-in-chief

Marijuana is the most common illegal drug found on campus. (File Photo)

The Office of Public Safety recently released the annual crime statistics for 2008. One statistic is particularly eye catching: drug use on campus has nearly doubled compared to the past nine years.

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Sep
22

New policies added to student handbook

By Peter Sparklin, Sports Editor

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New policies have been added to the student handbook, To the Point, detailing new medical amnesty and Good Samaritan, sanction reduction, and missing person policies, as well as changes to older policies regarding the use of evidence in judicial affairs, appeals, and sexual assault.
One highly discussed policy was the medical amnesty policy, which says that [...]

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