 Men's golf finishes 10th in opening tournament
by The AlestleSep 16, 2009“Going into their tournament Monday, the SIUE men's golf program is banking on experienced veterans and talented newcomers to help them compete at a high level this season.
Junior Neal McCarty is the front-runner for the No. 1 spot this year, with Matt Lehl, Tom Callahan, Alex Knoll and Nick Nuzzo also rounding out an experienced line-up for Head Coach Kyle Viehl.”
Women's golf experiences both ups and downs early
by The AlestleSep 16, 2009“The newest version of the SIUE women's golf team opened up their season this past weekend playing in the Western Illinois University Autumn Invitational.
The Cougars are hoping to use their two veteran seniors and a young group of underclassmen to propel them to the top of the scorecard this season.”
 On the Blog: SIUE 'fandom' needs work
by The AlestleSep 16, 2009“Walking into the Vadalabene Center freshman year, I was pumped to get the first glimpse of my collegiate basketball team. Football and basketball are the two staples of college sports, and since SIUE unfortunately did not have a football team, I expected a packed stadium that night.”
Redbirds spike Cougars in 12th straight loss
by The AlestleSep 16, 2009“The SIUE volleyball team showed its toughness early in a road contest against Illinois State University on Tuesday. Despite a strong early showing, SIUE dropped the match in three sets, 25-19, 25-19 and 25-17. The loss dropped SIUE to 0-12 on the season.
"(Tuesday), for the first time, I saw more of a more consistent attitude out there," SIUE volleyball Head Coach Todd Gober said.”
Club Football falls flat in season debut
by The AlestleSep 16, 2009“The SIUE Club Football team left its season opener at Central Methodist University with a long list of things to work on.
The Cougars were battered and bruised by the Junior Varsity Eagles squad 54-14 Tuesday night. They were unable to get their offense rolling for much of the game, while the secondary broke down to allow the Eagles to put up inflated numbers on the scoreboard.”
Poco returns to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Mississippi River Festival
by The AlestleSep 16, 2009“Poco returns: A piece of the MRF comes to SIUE
The band Poco will return to the SIUE campus for the fourth time in 40 years to play a concert as part of the Arts & Issues series on Sept. 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the Morris University Center's Meridian Ballroom.”
It's all Greek
by The AlestleSep 16, 2009“The SIUE campus' sororities and fraternities have spent the week recruiting new members for 2009. By the end of the weekend, SIUE's three Collegiate Pan-Hellenic Council sororities and four Interfraternity Council fraternities as well as two other fraternities will have welcomed their new recruits.”
Wanting a CEO lifestyle
by The AlestleSep 16, 2009“Energy and enthusiasm. If you have it, CEO wants it.
Sophomre Jeff Harrison from Red Bud, and junior Drew Foster from Sesser are both economics and finance majors looking for an exciting way to connect with students from an entrepreneurial perspective. They decided to create a chapter of Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization this fall.”
Discrimination suit hits SIUE
by The AlestleSep 16, 2009“Former assistant to the dean of engineering Ronald Banks is suing SIUE, the Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees and the state of Illinois for what he feels is discrimination.
Banks, a 51-year-old black male, was employed at SIUE from March 1994 until October 2007 as an assistant to the dean, but was let go once the university no longer needed the assistant position.”
529 demolition underway
by The AlestleSep 16, 2009“Cougar Village Apartment 529 is on its way to restoration.
First, the damaged building needs to be torn down, which will take place all week. The demolition of Apartment 529 will be finished by Friday, if it completes on schedule. The building was originally destroyed after a lightning strike ignited the roof on Aug 17, ultimately gutting the apartment complex.” | News Topics
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