SpringHillian Fall 2003

Aug.27: Riley speaks on School Tax, Blaster worm bludgeons SHC

Sept. 10: Presidential hopefuls hit campaign trail; State Says No New Taxes

Sept. 17: Alabama State Grant Program aid threatened by tax cuts

Sept. 24: Tussle over Tuition Grants Continues at Capitol; Womens' Studies Minor makes its debut

Oct. 1: Clipped: Clubs Feel Full Force of Funding Cuts

Oct. 8: Car break-ins on campus breed caution

Oct. 22: Asbestos in Murray should not be a worry; MSU's "Idol 2" a success

Oct. 29: Ghosts in the Gallery: Could the Art Room be Haunted?; Snack machine break-ins plague Campus Center, Comm Arts

Nov. 5: Campus minister's vehicle "Milked" by vandals; Students informed of ASGP Changes: the saga continues

Nov. 12: Memory Lane: Could the Avenue of the Oaks party be fading away?

Nov. 19: Students Gear up for SOA protest

Other

Related templates and questionnaires

QuestionPro in your language

Awards & certificates

The Experience Journal


Hello: You are invited to participate in our survey about The SpringHillian. In this survey, all students are invited to participate in a questionnaire that will help give staffers feedback on the quality of The SpringHillian in Fall 2003. It will take approximately 10 minutes to complete the questionnaire. Thank you very much for your time and support. Your suggestions will be noted and your feedback will be well-appreciated. Please start with the survey now by clicking on the Continue button below. *How often did you read The SpringHillian, as compared with previous semesters?* More often Less often Other *Do you think that, in the fall 2003 semester, the quality of The SpringHillian's* print edition has: Improved Greatly Improved Somewhat Remained the same Declined What part of The SpringHillian, if at all, do you feel has changed? Article content has improved Article content has not changed Article content has declined Visual and graphic design has improved Visual and graphic design has not changed Visual and graphic design has declined In your opinion, what was the best section of The SpringHillian this semester? News Opinions and Editorials Arts and Entertainment Sports Other What, if anything, would you have changed about the News Section? What, if anything, would you have changed about the Op/Ed Section? What, if anything, would you have changed about the Arts and Entertainment Section? What, if anything, would you have changed about the Sports Section? What, if anything, would you have changed about the online edition? Which edition(s) of The SpringHillian did you like the most?** Aug.27: Riley speaks on School Tax, Blaster worm bludgeons SHC Sept. 10: Presidential hopefuls hit campaign trail; State Says No New Taxes Sept. 17: Alabama State Grant Program aid threatened by tax cuts Sept. 24: Tussle over Tuition Grants Continues at Capitol; Womens' Studies Minor makes its debut Oct. 1: Clipped: Clubs Feel Full Force of Funding Cuts Oct. 8: Car break-ins on campus breed caution Oct. 22: Asbestos in Murray should not be a worry; MSU's "Idol 2" a success Oct. 29: Ghosts in the Gallery: Could the Art Room be Haunted?; Snack machine break-ins plague Campus Center, Comm Arts Nov. 5: Campus minister's vehicle "Milked" by vandals; Students informed of ASGP Changes: the saga continues Nov. 12: Memory Lane: Could the Avenue of the Oaks party be fading away? Nov. 19: Students Gear up for SOA protest Other Do you feel that the redesigned flag: Improved the paper Was nice, but unnecessary Made the paper look unnecessarily gaudy I wouldn't know; I wasn't here last year Did you feel that the full color (Nov. 10) edition was: A welcome change from black and white Attractive, but difficult to read Unnecessary Other What new feature did you most enjoy? On-campus cartoonist Matt Pocase Sound Off From the Files Lengthier, feature content where students tell their stories The Calendar Other *If you wanted to read The SpringHillian, how often could you find a copy when you needed it?* Always Often Sometimes Never Other *Where did you get your copies of The SpringHillian?* Residence Hall Campus Center/Cloister Department Offices Thomas Byrne Library Rec Center Quinlan Hall I read the online edition Please share any comments and questions that you might have. I am: an undergraduate resident an undergraduate commuter a graduate student a member of the faculty and staff a parent of a student an alumnus a member of the community Other