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Aviso named finalist for ACP Online Pacemaker
The Aviso AVW has been named a finalist for the Associated Collegiate Press’s (ACP) 2012 Online Pacemaker award in the online-only category. As a finalist, The Aviso finds itself in the company of publications from much larger schools such as Northwestern University, Temple University and the Savannah College of Art & Design. The Online [...]
St. John’s Bible debuts to community
One of the 299 editions of the Heritage copy of the St. John’s Bible was presented at a reception and documentary screening in the Johnson Center Memorial Chapel on Wednesday, April 11. Tim Ternes, executive director of the project, spoke to about 70 students and faculty about the process and significance of the project. [...]
OPINION: Contentment is about more than relationship status
Our campus tends to categorize people in one of three ways: single, Malone couple, and engaged. What a narrow way of thinking about a person! It is sad to be defined by one’s relationship status. This is a problem. We (and, yes, I also have been guilty) are so quick to label someone in [...]
Sherwood says: Top 10 baseball superstitions
When classes started again after the week off for spring break I wrote a Pioneer Focus on senior first baseman Matt Anderson. In the piece, one of the questions I always ask is what your biggest superstition is and Anderson’s answer was glaringly different from past Pioneer focuses. “Eye blacking guys on the team [...]
Pioneer Focus: Maggie Reiman
PEDIGREE: In our final issue of the year, the Pioneer Focus goes to freshman golfer Maggie Reiman for her achievements on the women’s golf team team this year and her performance on day one at the Ohio Independent Championships. Reiman has been a constant all year for the Pioneers. In one of her most [...]
BLOG: Senior editor bids farewell
Two years ago at this time, I had recently applied for and been given the job of staff writer for The Aviso. I was both excited and apprehensive about joining the staff—I had only just switched to journalism as a major a matter of weeks before. We had a meeting to get to know [...]
BLOG: New editor welcomes challenge with a smile
With the end of the year upon us, we have many things to look forward to. The end of classes you never thought would end, graduation and glorious summer break. The end of the year brings big changes to our lives and gives us the chance to look forward to encountering new experiences. At [...]
BLOG: Veteran staffer turns page on Aviso, Malone
It is so hard to believe that the final week of school has started. Some people still have a year or two left of college, but I only have 11 days. The hardest thing to believe is that I will never go to another college class again, not have college work to finish. This [...]
Ballard receives Fulbright grant, bound for Africa
Associate Professor of Music Dr. Jack Ballard has been chosen by the J. William Fulbright Scholarship Board to receive a 2012-13 Fulbright Scholar Grant. With this grant, Ballard plans to spend 5-10 months in Kenya, Africa teaching at Daystar University and conducting research. Ballard has been teaching at Malone for nine years. “Dr. Ballard [...]
Students gather from across nation for Sigma Zeta conference
Students from as far San Antonio came to Malone University for the annual Sigma Zeta National Convention on March 29-31. The convention featured all student presentations in the areas of math and science and one presentation by a professor at the closing banquet. Sigma Zeta is a national undergraduate honor society to encourage and foster [...]
