Each year, the Political Science department hosts a picnic in Harvey Stone, the gazebo near the golf course on campus. This year’s was on Tuesday, and due to a cancelled meeting I was able to attend. The picnic also served as a send off to our […]
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Each year, the Political Science department hosts a picnic in Harvey Stone, the gazebo near the golf course on campus. This year’s was on Tuesday, and due to a cancelled meeting I was able to attend. The picnic also served as a send off to our […] May 10th, 2015 | Tags: Harvey Stone, picnic, political science | Category: Academics, Campus Events, Ema Barnes | Leave a comment Of the many things I do, Maryland Student Legislature is one activity I’ve held near and dear to my heart for the past two years. Last weekend, we had our Annual Session in the State House in Annapolis. Our attendance was low with […] May 8th, 2015 | Tags: Annapolis, internship credits, Maryland Student Legislature, MSL, political science | Category: Ema Barnes, Jobs and Internships | Leave a comment Yesterday evening, the political science department sponsored the event “So What Just Happened: A Report from Annapolis” which featured Maryland Senator Edward Kasemeyer ’67 and Maryland Delegate Susan Krebs speaking about the past session of the Maryland General Assembly. Both had attended McDaniel College, back when it was Western Maryland College. Krebs had needed to […] April 23rd, 2015 | Tags: alumni, Annapolis, Events, Maryland General Assembly, Maryland Student Legislature, political science | Category: Campus Events, Ema Barnes | Leave a comment While in Washington, D.C. last week, I visited the Newseum. One of my former bosses in high school had practically ordered me to go sometime as he was confident I would love it. He was entirely right. The Newseum had six stories of exhibits, much more than I was expecting. On the bottom floor, there […] April 16th, 2015 | Tags: Berlin Wall, history, journalism, museum, newseum, newspapers, off campus, perspectives, political science, Washington D.C., weekend, weekends | Category: Ema Barnes, Local Area | Leave a comment Last week, fifteen McDaniel students traveled to Boston to participate in the 61st Harvard National Model United Nations. The conference started on Thursday evening with opening ceremonies. As far back as almost everyone in attendance could remember, HNMUN had been held in the Boston […] February 21st, 2015 | Tags: Boston, Harvard national Model United Nationals, HNMUN, Moden United Nations, political science, simulations, trips | Category: Campus Events, Ema Barnes, Jobs and Internships | Leave a comment |
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