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This is part one of a two-part series reflecting on President Patrick Finnegans first academic year in office. In this piece, members of the presidents cabinet and administration talk about their relationships and experiences working under Finnegan as well as the advice the president was given by his new colleague, Dr.

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Lessons in Leadership: President Finnegan, One Year Later

More than 40 students gathered in Kilcawley Centers Chestnut Room for an opportunity to speak directly to Youngstown State University President Cynthia Anderson.Anderson held two question-and-answer sessions to open a forum in which she could directly address campus concerns of students and faculty.

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Anderson answers questions, addresses concerns

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Prescott Campus has recently purchased two Cessna Skycatcher 162s for use by the ERAU Golden Eagles Flight Team. In part of a newly signed contract with Cessna, one of the leading manufacturers of training aircraft, ERAU President John Johnson and other upper-level ERAU leaders have agreed to furnish both the Daytona Beach campus and Prescott campus with two new Skycatcher 162s for each campus.

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Golden Eagles Flight Team Practice With Newly Purchased Aircraft

At 9:00 a.m. on March 8, undergraduate and graduate students, along with members of CUPE 4207, Brock University Administration and BUSU gathered outside the Sankey Chambers to attend an informational meeting that was organized by the members of the Say No to the Brock Strike, 2011 Facebook group.

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Say No to the Brock Strike, 2011 Facebook group holds information session

For the first time the Eastern fitness competition resulted in three winners after the Student Recreation Center added a category, Miss Physique, to the womens contest.Megan Murphy, a junior psychology major, is the first Miss Physique while, Tim Cline, a senior finance major won Mr.

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New category results in three winners

After an apparent suicide on Feb. 15, community members took time to reflect on the late Kat Sommers.

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Community grieves after loss of first-year student

“Where have all the good men gone?” wrote Kay S. Hymowitz, in her new book “Manning Up: How the Rise of Women has Turned Men Into Boys.” An excerpt in the Wall Street Journal read, “single men have never been civilizations most responsible actors they continue to be more troubled and less successful than men who deliberately choose to become husbands and fathers.” The excerpt caused stir across the nation and DePaul students.

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Have all the good men gone extinct?

Tawanda: I would not have come to the Harvard Business School were it not for the 2008 Africa Business Conference. It was in Aldrich, listening to Nick Nesbitt recount the challenges and excitement of running a corporation in Africa, that I realized I wanted to return to the continent and drive economic growth through business.

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The Africa Business Conference

Some students want to go in a new direction for next years keynote Commencement address, and are seeking Charlie Sheen to offer his advice to the Class of 2012.

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Vying for ‘tiger blood’

During the lunch hour on Tuesday, students and faculty came together to honor the memory of Alex Tyler, who died early Saturday morning.

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Remembering Alex Tyler