April 22, The Stampede held a mock presidential election to see how Milligan students would vote. One hundred and two Milligan students voted, and the results are in. John McCain received the most votes with 52. Barack Obama came in second with a total of 35, and Hillary Clinton tallied five votes.
Over 100 students, faculty, alumni and local residents attended an open discussion on homosexuality and Christianity in Wilson Auditorium April 23. According to publicity for the event, the discussion was held to "encourage people to think hard about how we approach homosexual individuals."
On April 18 and 19, the men's and women's track and field teams competed in the Tri-Conference Track and Field Championships, hosted by Lees-McRae College in Banner Elk, N.C.
Her father is Croatian, her mother is Czech, but Melissa Grgat is Australian and her accent stands out sharply from the country twang of East Tennessee.
April 24, the Milligan College theater department performed its first fully mounted stage production in the new Gregory Center: William Shakespeare's "The Comedy of Errors."
It seems that people have always hated Hillary Clinton, something which mystified me for years. I had always stood up for Hillary, because it seemed she had never done anything to deserve such malicious treatment. Well, now she has.