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Articles Tagged ‘ School Adminstration ’

Feb
09

Tell us (s)now

By Dave Chase, Online Editor

On Saturday, Jan. 30, St. Mary’s county was hit by a massive snow storm, throwing much of the county into panic. The next day, when it was clear that roads would not be clear enough for professors and students to safely make it to campus and to classes, the school’s administration decided to close the [...]

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Feb
24

Academic Budgets Cut

By Justin Perry, Former Editor-in-Chief

Students, faculty and staff gather to consider different budget options at the budget forum. (Rowan Copley)

The College’s academic departments saw 15 percent of their yearly discretionary budget slashed earlier this spring, according to Provost Larry Vote and numerous department chairs.
Maryland Higher Education Student Advisory Council Representative Lauren Payne said the budget cuts were “unfortunate given that we are an Honors College and academics should be our first priority.” But, she [...]

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Feb
10

Students React to President O’Brien’s Planned Departure

By Rachel Ali, Staff Writer

President O’Brien’s resignation was met with reactions of surprise and sadness on the part of the student body. (Photo Courtesy of The Washington Post)

After nearly thirteen years as the residing President of St. Mary’s College of Maryland, Jane Margaret “Maggie” O’Brien has decided to resign from office. The campus community has responded to the news with mixed opinions, but overall a genuine sense of loss.
In response to O’Brien’s sudden decision, first year Thaise Bower expressed her sorrow at [...]

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Jan
27

Maggie Prepares to Step Down

By Justin Perry, Former Editor-in-Chief

President Jane Margaret O’Brien, shown here speaking at the St. John’s Site Museum opening, recently announced her intention to resign her presidency at the College. (Stock Photo by Rowan Copley)

On January 7, during winter break, St. Mary’s students learned of President Jane Margaret O’Brien’s intention to resign her post as president of the College through an email message composed by James P. Muldoon, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees. The all-student email explained that, after she officially steps down, O’Brien will take a [...]

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