May 2, 2003

Number 14

• Father of 9-11 hero speaks at chapel service
• Fitness center to receive face-lift
• Enrollment at Milligan expected to rise for Fall 2003
• From the Wire
• Men's golf putts second place in tourney
• Coaches reflect on seasons
• Developing relationships is what matters; senior reflects on college friendships 
• Lyons discusses Rick Simerly's Music
• Take time to develop real relationships at Milligan
• Eyes of influence
• Derthick, Sword Commons re-dedicated
• New Call Center to offer students employment
• Top scholarship winners chosen
• Students awarded at juried art exhibit
• Nursing faculty votes to eliminate some classes
• Webb Hall resident director resigns, accepts associate minister position
• SGA open forum focuses on open communication
• Basketball player a servant leader on and off court: teammates say Robb is 'one of a kind'
• Phillip Rotich places third in competition at French Caribbean, considers Olympic tryouts