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By Kimberly Ilkowski | Oct. 6, 2015By Kimberly Ilkowski Arts & Entertainment Editor In the early 1970s, Soledad O’Brien posed for a family photo on the front lawn of her home in the ...
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By Kimberly Ilkowski Arts & Entertainment Editor In the early 1970s, Soledad O’Brien posed for a family photo on the front lawn of her home in the ...
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By Jennifer Goetz Staff Writer The more the merrier. The German government agreed to accept one million refugees in the midst of the European immigration ...
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By Morgan Lubner Staff Writer The College held its annual fall Career Fair this past week, where students had the chance to speak with professionals ...
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By Alyssa Sanford Web Editor Student Government cabinet and general body members debated the passage of a bill that would redefine what it means to be ...
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By Chelsea LoCascio Opinions Editor Lofty loans. Government grants. ...
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By Colleen Murphy Managing Editor • A wallet valued at $45 was stolen from the benches in front of the Travers and Wolfe towers between 9 p.m. and ...
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By Jackie Delaney Production Manager The Student Finance Board ...
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By Morgan Lubner Staff Writer Project Stay Gold hosted an event discussing the horrors of human trafficking and measures that can be taken to put an ...
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By Alyssa Sanford Web Editor Two clubs sought Student Government recognition on Wednesday, Sept. 23, during a general body meeting fraught with debate ...
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By Kyle Elphick Correspondent The Arrive Alive Tour, an event famous for its drunk driving simulator, made a stop at the College on Wednesday, Sept. 23, ...
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By Tom Ballard Staff Writer Human rights in ...
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By Jackie Delaney Production Manager The Student Finance Board decided on funding for Homecoming events, as well as a request for an educational conference ...
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By Colleen Murphy Managing Editor • A possible bike theft in Campus Town was called in to Campus Police at 11:40 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 19, according ...
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By Sydney Shaw News Editor A wicker rocking chair rests out on the porch, shaded by the veranda above. A short wooden railing wraps halfway around the ...
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By Alyssa Sanford Web Editor The College’s Director of Campus Planning and Campus Architect Lynda Rothermel presented the current Facilities Master ...
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By Colleen Murphy Managing Editor • An intoxicated student was ...
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By Jackie Delaney Production Manager The Student Finance Board allocated $25,735 for well-known activist Gloria Steinem to speak on campus and received ...
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By Kyle Elphick Correspondent Instead of enjoying the summer weather, many students at the College buzzed excitedly, armed with pens, pencils, notebooks ...
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The father of Daniel Thielke, the junior computer science major who died on Saturday, Sept. 19, confirmed that Thielke died by suicide, according to a ...
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Visitation hours for Daniel Thielke, the junior computer science major who passed away on Saturday, Sept. 19, have been announced, according to his obituary ...
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