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David Ghan/The Falcon
Metropolitan Kallistos of Diokleia attracted a large crowd into Upper Gwinn Tuesday evening.
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Hundreds attend to hear Kallistos’s take on prayer
Metropolitan Kallistos of Diokleia spoke yesterday as part of
the "Alfred S. Palmer Lecture Series" to increase awareness about
the rich tradition of Orthodox Christianity.
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DMD show finds venue
The Rock for DMD Research concert planners have found a
venue.After they found out in late February that the benefit concert
could not be held as planned in SPU’s Royal Brougham
Pavilion, junior Conrad Reynoldson and his team of 30 volunteers
were pressed to fin...
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Cancellation explained
KSPU station manager Tyler Santoro came before student senate
Monday night to read an apology for the cancelation of the Aqueduct
concert.The concert, planned by Lingua and KSPU, was originally
scheduled for Feb. 16. It was cancelled the Thursday before due to
l...
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Waiting for club status once again
The group Haven’s application to become an ASSP club has been
deferred for the second time this year.In an e-mail sent to Haven leaders on Feb. 26, Kellie Hicks,
vice president of campus activities and the Committee for Student
Clubs (CSC) Chair, told the leaders...
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Senate OKs Heath concert
After two on-campus concerts featuring prominent artists fell
through, it looks like SPU will finally have a big name artist come
play for students.On Monday night, student senate passed a $6,919.75 proposal to
fund a spring concert featuring Christian artist Bra...
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Metropolitan speaks to TSU
In a stark contrast to the usually casual attire found on
students and faculty at SPU, the most reverend Metropolitan
Kallistos of Diokleia spoke to School of Theology students
yesterday dressed in long, black traditional Eastern Orthodox
robes.
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Seattle Police called for library scare
At approximately 2:45 this afternoon, Seattle Police responded
to a call from Safety and Security after two students contacted
them about a suspicious individual entering the library. The
students believed the man had a weapon on him.
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Clinton stages comeback
AUSTIN, Texas, March 5 -- Hillary Rodham Clinton elbowed her way
to victories Tuesday in Ohio and Texas, snapping Barack
Obama’s winning streak and resuscitating her flagging bid for
the Democratic presidential nomination.
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A ‘different story’ portrayed
WASHINGTON -- Jehan Harney knows the images by heart. Most
Americans do. The bearded men in head wraps with ammunition
bandoliers ringing their chests. Women draped in heavy cloth
wailing over coffins. The grim faces of the Sept. 11 hijackers.
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Women's Soccer - Aug. 27
Humboldt State
Win: 4-1
Press Release
Volleyball - Aug. 25
at Coyote Classic - San Bernardino, Ca. vs.Fort Lewis
Win: 3-1
Press Release
Men's Soccer - Aug. 25
at Cal State Stanislaus - Turlock, Ca
Loss: 0-0
Press Release
Volleyball - Aug. 24
at Coyote Classic - San Bernardino, Ca. vs. UC San Diego
Win: 3-2
Press Release
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