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Bob Collins

Robert J. Collins ’37 dies at 95

Beloved as ‘Mr. Saint Anselm’

Robert J. Collins '37, former Executive Vice President, Placement Director, Alumni Director, Public Relations Director, and trustee of Saint Anselm College passed away at age 95 on Sunday, Sept. 18, 2011. While current Saint Anselm students may not directly know who Mr. Full story

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Welcome Back Week 2011

‘Hakuna Matata’ brings no worries

With students back on campus and football season underway, it is clear that the school year has officially begun. Each fall brings new opportunities, new friendships, a fresh start; and what better way to ease everyone back into the swing of things then kick it off with the annual Welcome Back Week? Campus Activities Board hosted "Hakuna Matata-It means no worries" Welcome Back Week from September 12-16. Full story

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Memo to SGA: Show students the money

This may be one of the few editions of the Crier that the student body will see this year. Why? Funding cuts. The Crier is one of the many clubs that did not receive enough funding to run for the entire academic year. It seemed odd that the College cannot fund its own clubs, so the Crier investigated the funding process. Full story

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911 Candlelight

On the 10th anniversary of 9/11, a student remembers horror, sees hope

I was in school when we were all called into our homerooms. The principal came on the loudspeaker, trying to explain what had happened without terrifying the students. School was canceled for the rest of the day, because…something had happened. Full story

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Football Field

SAC Athletics in danger?

Search for new Athletic Director postponed

In May of 2011 Dr. JoAnn Nestor resigned as the Saint Anselm College Athletic Director. In the short time that Dr. Nestor held the position, she was able to make a large impact on the athletic department. Due to the success the athletic programs have exhibited, this position will be a difficult one to fill. Full story