Meredith Mays
Cento Writer

On April 27, Centre’s annual Spring Carnival was put on by Student Activities Council. The theme was Mardi Gras and the weather was perfect (except for the large gusts of wind that blew over the cardboard street lamps). Along with the Mardi Gras theme, beads were thrown out to students throughout the activities.Full Story...

Kathy Nelsen
Arts Consultant

Centre's own Brent Sommerhauser and Laura Ward will present an exhibit entitled "Approximations" from May 5-9 in The Passing Space on 125 North Fourth Street in Danville. Gallery hours will be from 6:00-9:00 p.m. An opening reception will be held on May 5 at 6:00 p.m. Full Story...

Lisa Greenwell
Cento Writer

Thanks to thefunding of the Student Activites Council, Interfraternity Council, Panhellenic, Residence Life and Parsons Wellness Center, dating can now take place at Centre College.
Two weeks ago, “Dating Doctor” David Coleman covered a plethora of dating and relationship tidbits that will surely help Centre students escape the monotony of the Centre College “dating experience.”Full Story...

Edward Hatfield
Cento Opinions Editor

This week the Opinions section will follow the time honored, though admittedly hackneyed practice of tallying the recent winners and losers of pop culture. The opinions expressed are only those of the Opinions Section, otherwise known as the supreme arbiters of cool, and as such should be blindly embraced by even the most discriminating readers. Full Story...

Layne Schwier
Special to the Cento

The Centre College Track & Field Team concluded their season with the SCAC Championships this past weekend at DePauw University in Greencastle, IN. The men finished in fourth place while the women took fifth. The hometown DePauw Tigers claimed the title on both sides.
The men’s team racked up most of their points in the sprints and hurdles. The dynamic duo of freshman Sean Smith and James Booker finished third and fourth in the 100 meters, and third and second respectively in the 200 meters. Junior Eric Heyman placed seventh in the 100 meters, while Ryan New ‘04 took seventh in the 200 and fifth in the 400. Full Story...