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Take a flute, an oboe, a violin, a bass and vocals, and what does that sound like? No, its not the hallway of Zoellner Arts Center, its one of Lehighs newest musical phenomena, The Peeled Labels. While its instruments are heard more often in classical music, The Peeled Labels diverse training and original music creates its unique sound.

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Introducing…The Peeled Labels…for a limited time

Have you ever had an idea while sitting in your dorm room that you thought could be something more? Christopher Moyer, 10, did, and he even turned it into a new product. Moyer was just like any other Lehigh student, working hard to reach a career while enjoying his time in college.

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Don’t drop ‘em, Dockem

What is your personal truth? What is our generation called? These are the questions that “GEner8-tion Txt,” a play created and written by Lehigh students and directed by Kashi Johnson, associate professor of theatre, will attempt to showcase and answer when it opens on April 8.

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Gener8-tion-txt

Dressed in their black and white habits, Sister Antona Ebo of the St. Mary Franciscan order and Sister Ann Christopher of the Loretto order in St. Louis walked into Selma, Alabama knowing the threats that lay ahead of them.

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St. Louis nun relives Civil Rights march

Its that time of year again: Valentines Day. What are Lehigh students doing? Although there are many, many restaurants that would love to help students make the most of Valentines Day dinner in Bethlehem, it seems that not all students are interested in making use of these options.

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Be my valentine

Sometimes, students are not content with lying around the house sipping hot chocolate on their days off.

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Snow 101

We become heads of industry, innovators in engineering, award-winning journalists and, apparently, Lehigh alumni also become cross-dressing serial killers.The story of Robert Durst, 65, is considered one of the most high profile unsolved murder cases, and a testament that deep pockets can indeed sway the justice system.

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Alum’s deadly decisions

It was the news that sparked a global identity crisis. The accouchement that as a result of the moons gravitational pull on the earth altered the zodiac signs by about a month and added a thirteenth symbol, meaning that Libra tattoo might not be as pertinent anymore.

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What’s your sign?

As a college sophomore, Zach Carter, 11, faced a challenge familiar to many students: choosing a major. But with no appealing options, he had an even more difficult choice: leave the school he had fallen in love with or attempt something few students have accomplished at Lehigh.

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A Major Undertaking

The abuse of prescription drugs has become a trend with teens and on college campuses within the past 10 years, including Lehigh.

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Prescription for Disaster