The Citadel Pass In Review -- September 2004

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These new Navy ensigns and Marine second lieutenants are among the 36 percent of the Class of 2004 who received military commissions at graduation.
(That percentage does not include non-ROTC commissionees such as PLC and the South Carolina National Guard.)

Alumni with service in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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17-18 September
Board of Visitors meets

24 September
Dedication of PT Barracks

22 October
Ring ceremony

23 October
Parents' Weekend

6 November
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The 2005 U.S.News & World Report once again lists The Citadel in the top 10 for best value and best all-around among colleges and universities in the South. The School of Engineering keeps its national ranking.

The Citadel is closely monitoring Hurricane Frances and is prepared should the storm take aim at Charleston.

Cadets moved into Padgett-Thomas Barracks this month. This gleaming icon of our campus will be dedicated before parade Sept. 24.

The Citadel has named Donald A. Steven as provost and dean of the college. He brings a wealth of experience in academic leadership, strategic planning and scholarship.

As summer ends, the new college year looks promising thanks to work that preceded the return of cadets and CGPS students.

The Citadel Bulldogs have time on their hands in preparing for the 04-05 season and they're trying to be positive about the delay.

Much of The Citadel's history is a story of those who have come and gone. In a new series about lesser known monuments on campus, Roy Freedman writes about the tribute to the late Steven Michael Wildman, Class of 1970.

Six Star of the West fellows use the summer for intellectual workouts.

New outdoor soils labs gives engineering majors some hands-on experience with complex heavy equipment.

Cadets and CGPS graduates of 2004 share their plans for life after The Citadel.