Panelists address need for education reform
By Erin Kamel | Feb. 27, 2018By Erin Kamel Staff Writer The conversation panel “Making America White Again: Borders, Brown Bodies and the Politics of Hate,” invited guest speakers ...
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By Erin Kamel Staff Writer The conversation panel “Making America White Again: Borders, Brown Bodies and the Politics of Hate,” invited guest speakers ...
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By Grace Gottschling Staff Writer Student Government voted to officially recognize two student organizations, the Music Students Association and the Actuarial ...
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By Joseph Volpe Correspondent An armed 19-year-old former student shot and killed 17 people and wounded 14 more on Feb. 14 at Marjory Stoneman Douglas ...
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By Jesse Stiller Staff Writer A federal grand jury announced the indictments of 13 Russian nationals and three companies on Feb. 15, following the investigation ...
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By Kaitlyn Njoroge Staff Writer Filmmaker Whitney Dow shared his interactive documentary, “Whiteness Project,” with the campus community on Thursday, ...
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By Brielle Bryan News Editor Student sends pornographic video to stranger On Feb. 7, at approximately 1:30 p.m., a male student arrived at Campus Police ...
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By Michelle Lampariello Managing Editor Various social movements, campaigns and trends on campus throughout the years have strained the College’s relationship ...
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By Grace Gottschling Staff Writer Student Government discussed concerns over Sodexo’s alleged mistreatment of its employees, a modified Learning Assistant ...
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By Erin Kamel Staff Writer Multimedia artist Joyce Yu-Jean Lee presented footage of her art installations, which exemplify how visual culture shapes notions ...
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By Eric Preisler Staff Writer Chi Upsilon Sigma, Chabad and Hillel and the Black Student Union, were funded for their events at this week’s SFB meeting ...
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By Anna Kellaher Columnist Between classes, clubs and sports, the last thing any college student needs is to be knocked out for two weeks from the flu. This ...
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By James Wright Correspondent The Trump administration unveiled its planned budget for the 2019 fiscal year on Feb. 12, just three weeks after a brief ...
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By Alexandra Raskin Staff Writer At the College’s spring Study Abroad Fair, held on Feb. 7 in the Brower Student Center, prospective travellers explored ...
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By Stephanie Sonbati Correspondent Axel Englund, an accomplished writer and associate professor of literature at Stockholm University, presented a lecture ...
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By Michelle Lampariello Managing Editor The Presidential Search Committee has narrowed its selection of candidates to serve as the College’s next president ...
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By McKenna Samson Correspondent Students and members of the College’s Entrepreneurship Club welcomed entrepreneur, political consultant and former business ...
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By Isabella Donnelly Correspondent Jean Kirnan, a professor at the College specializing in industrial and organizational psychology, addressed a small ...
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By Brielle Bryan News Editor Student uses shower steam as scapegoat On Feb. 1 at 11:30 p.m., a security officer reported that a smoke alarm was activated ...
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By Grace Gottschling Staff Writer Director of Counseling and Psychological Services Mark Forest visited Student Government during its meeting on Feb. ...
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By Eric Preisler Staff Writer Six events were funded, one event was tabled and one event was denied funding at this week’s Student Finance Board Meeting ...
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