January 2, 2011 Belles Take Seventh at MIAA Jamboree ANGOLA, Ind. - The Saint Mary's cross country team finished in seventh place at the MIAA Jamboree on Saturday. January 2, 2011 Belles Defeated by Hornets, 2-0 The Saint Mary's soccer team fell by a 2-0 margin to Kalamazoo on a rainy and cold Thursday afternoon. January 2, 2011 Students Create Program to Curb Teen Sexual Harassment (WNDU-TV) Two Saint Mary's College students recently received a national grant to start an afterschool program addressing teenage sexual harassment. Catherine (Cat) Cleary ’12 and Laura Corrigan ’13 will use the $3,900 grant to develop “Use Your Voice”, a program they created and plan to introduce to area high schools in the spring of 2012. January 2, 2011 Belles Sink Flying Dutch in Season Finale The Saint Mary's soccer team finished their 2011 season on a very high note as they shut out visiting Hope by a 3-0 margin for their tenth victory of the season on Tuesday. January 2, 2011 Chemist on whether apple juice is safe (Fox 28) The U.S. Food and Drug Administration Wednesday took TV doctor Dr. Mehmet Oz to task over his claims that there are unsafe levels of arsenic in apple juice. The USDA says Dr. Oz's team's tests were not done correctly. Liz Bajema '11, professional specialist in the chemistry department, explains the difference between organic and inorganic arsenic and why the USDA says apple juice is safe to drink. January 2, 2011 Belles Picked to Finish Third in MIAA The Saint Mary's basketball team was picked by league coaches to finish third in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association as announced in the annual preseason poll earlier today. January 2, 2011 Belles Finish Third in MIAA Standings, Matuszak and Brown All-MIAA The Saint Mary's golf team matched their 337 score yesterday on Saturday as they wrapped up the fall 2011 MIAA season with a third place finish. January 2, 2011 Belles Take Sixth at Woehnker Invitational The Saint Mary's swim team moved up in the standings to finish sixth at the Woehnker Invitational on Saturday at Wabash College. January 2, 2011 Economics Professor on Unemployment Rate Falling (WNDU-TV) The nation’s unemployment numbers came out on Friday. In November unemployment was at it's lowest level in more than two and a half years: 8.6 percent with 120,000 jobs being added by employers. Economics professor Jerome McElroy told Newscenter 16, "We can't get too excited, because we haven't come very far. But the hope is that things will improve."