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By Frank Saverino | Dec. 4, 2014By Frank Saverino Columnist With the failed proposal of the Keystone XL pipeline extension in the Senate revving up climate change, energy efficiency ...
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By Frank Saverino Columnist With the failed proposal of the Keystone XL pipeline extension in the Senate revving up climate change, energy efficiency ...
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By Johnanthony Alaimo Columnist Last week, a new trailer made its premiere featuring terrifying genetic mutations, people playing God, reptilian skin ...
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By Steven King Correspondent The semester is coming to an end, which means one thing: finals. But as all of us prepare for our final exams, we should ...
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By Grant Playter Correspondent When someone mentions Thanksgiving, certain images tend to come to mind: a family gathering, a giant turkey and maybe even ...
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By Chelsea LoCascio Features Assistant After filing off buses, a group of high school students headed into the Brower Student Center to learn what awaits ...
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By Julie Rodriguez Correspondent Since 1898, the sisters of Sigma Sigma Sigma have pledged their dedication to philanthropy and volunteer service. And ...
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By Leah DeGraw Correspondent PRISM invited asexual activisit David Jay to campus on Thursday, Nov. 20, to describe his experience and clarify wheat asexuality ...
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By Jared Wolf Correspondent From a cappella and war dances to Filipino-American YouTube sensations and martial arts, there was a wide array of performances ...
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By Heather Hawkes & Jordan Koziol Columnists This week we caught up with junior political science major Catherine Tung, who is studying abroad in ...
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By Lauren Longo & Stephanie Agresti Correspondents Ela Gandhi, peace activist and granddaughter of Mahatma Gandhi, invited 10 students to her apartment ...
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By Heather Hawkes & Jordan Koziol Columnists This week, we are featuring a student who is not only a fashion killer, but also a name that you will ...
Read More »By Neha Vachhani Columnist When thinking of renewable energy or sustainable resources, most people initially think of California and its tree-hugging ...
Read More »By Aslin Gonzalez Correspondent “I like to start every show with an altar,” said spoken word artist Kay Ulanday Barrett as he laid out a purple cloth. ...
Read More »By Edward Worton Correspondent LGBT activist and nuclear engineer Samuel Brinton, standing in his trademark high heels, began his discussion with the ...
Read More »By Kaitlyn Njoroge Correspondent The Chi Upsilon Sigma chapter of the National Latino Sorority and the Peer Pride Mentoring Program on campus brought ...
Read More »By Jenna Ryan Correspondent Recently, my family came to visit me: another visit, another restaurant. Where to, you ask? Well, Erini of course! The restaurant ...
Read More »By Lily Kalczewski Correspondent Two huge white tents were set up on the field in front of Kendall Hall this past Saturday, Oct. 18, hosting local ...
Read More »By Johnanthony Alaimo Columnist YAAAAASS GAGA, SLAY ME IN VITRO is probably what a Lady GaGa fan is saying right now after the Queen of Flopping commented ...
Read More »By Chelsea LoCascio Features Assistant Eclipsed by the blinding stadium lights and cheers of girl’s field hockey fans, students shared their darkest ...
Read More »By Jess Ganga Social Media Editor It was a night filled with funny stories, emotional moments and dramatic microphone dropping during PRISM’s annual ...
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