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By Brielle Bryan | Oct. 30, 2017By Brielle Bryan Opinions Editor Student wines and dashes while an impostor trespasses During the Homecoming tailgate on Oct. 21, at 2:30 p.m., Campus ...
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By Brielle Bryan Opinions Editor Student wines and dashes while an impostor trespasses During the Homecoming tailgate on Oct. 21, at 2:30 p.m., Campus ...
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By Maximillian C. Burgos and Heidi Cho Sports Editor and Nation & World Editor Two lions made their debut on Saturday, Oct. 21, during this year’s ...
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By Kristen Frohlich Staff Writer Students, families and alumni garbed in blue and gold swarmed the campus on Saturday, Oct. 21 to partake in the College’s ...
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By Nadir Roberts Staff Writer There was an unexpected addition to this year’s Homecoming festivities. At approximately 1:15 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. ...
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By Brielle Bryan Opinions Editor Missing microwave unravels student narrative Campus Police was dispatched to the third floor of Decker Hall to investigate ...
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By Breeda Bennett-Jones Staff Writer Homecoming Spirit Week kicked off across campus, preceding the Homecoming tailgate and athletic events on Saturday, ...
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By Joanne Kim Staff Writer The last traces of Hurricane Nate will soon be forgotten, as cleanup crews begin to pick up swathes of debris on West Beach, ...
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By Michelle Lampariello News Editor Student Government held a confirmation hearing for its first deputy speaker, accepted nominations for a new parliamentarian, ...
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By Judith Patrick Staff Writer Award-winning writer, filmmaker and producer Jennifer Lin visited Mayo Concert Hall on Friday, Oct. 17 to present a Brown ...
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By Corinne Castaldo Correspondent Picking out an outfit in the morning can be a difficult feat, especially for busy college students. Sick of this daily ...
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By Eric Preisler Production Manager Two events planned for November were fully funded at this week’s Student Finance Board meeting. The Haitian Student ...
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By Connor Smith, Ashton Leber, Brielle Bryan and Marcus Allen Editor-in-Chief, Features Editor, Opinions Editor and Staff Writer EWING — A local rapper ...
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By Connor Smith Editor-in-Chief In nearly two decades as the College’s president, R. Barbara Gitenstein’s many accomplishments have shaped the College’s ...
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By Raquel Sosa-Sanchez Corresponent Emmy winning journalist Jane Hanson came to the College on Friday, Oct. 13, for the lastest Brown Bag lecture in Mayo ...
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By Eric Preisler Production Manager The Student Finance Board decided to stop funding LionsGate and discussed funding for several campus events at its ...
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By Erin Kamel Staff Writer Student Government passed four bills and proposed two more at its weekly meeting on Oct. 4. Chris Blakeley, SG’s executive ...
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By Heidi Cho Nation & World Editor The latest seminar hosted by the physics department on Oct. 3 focused its lasers on contemporary nanoparticle ...
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By Nadir Roberts Correspondent Zang Di, an award-winning poet, visited Bliss Hall on Oct. 3, to share a rich collection of contemporary Chinese works. ...
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By Brielle Bryan Opinions Editor Student (Ever)clearly has too much to drink On Sept. 27, at approximately 1:50 a.m., a Campus Police officer was dispatched ...
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By Emmy Liederman Staff Writer A panel of former Peace Corps volunteers stopped by the Education Building on Oct. 11 to offer a real-life perspective ...
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