As students entered the School of Business auditorium on Wednesday night, they were informed that the student government speak out had been canceled.
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The weather has had ups and downs this winter, going between warm days and frigid nights. When the temperatures have dropped to bone chilling there's nothing like a cozy winter coat to block the chill.
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Kinyarawanda: A story of Survival, opens today in eight cities nationwide. Read about the movie which tells the stories of survivors of the 1990s genocide in Rwanda.
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Sophomore, Janai Ederaine of women's swimming and diving placed 13th overall in the 100 meter freestyle at this past weekend's CCSA conference meet.
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In recent years, social media has become a major outlet for sports fanatics to stay updated and informed about their favorite sports teams and players and what they're doing on and off the field. Here are a few social media outlets that students feel give them the most feedback and keep them engaged in the game from the web.
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If the current generation is to pick up the torch of abolitionism similar to Garnet, Copeland, and SNYC members, they must reject American individualism, consumerism, and celebrity culture.
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As you prepare for intake and elections, it might be good for prospects not to tie so much of their identity into the possibility of pledging.
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A few days after Christmas, the blogosphere and social media sites were abuzz with images and news articles of working class Black people buying and even fighting over newly released Air Jordan sneakers.
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Although these are just small examples of a shift in the portrayal of black love and relationships, it is necessary to note that the images are at least changing somewhat.
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In the spirit of accumulating such perspectives which might aid this institution in moving forward, I would like to share my struggles as a graduate student, as well as those of my colleagues.
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I will admit I had to edit this article for my own safety. I recently went food shopping and that qualifies me as a terrorist. Sounds absurd, right? Don't openly agree. You might be detained. I know this all sounds insane, but the recent authorization of the National Defense Authorization Act makes this a feasible scenario.
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