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Two years ago, President Obama told a town hall meeting in Shanghai, China, that America had no better ambassadors to offer than its young people.

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Made in China: First Lady Michelle Obama encourages youth to travel and build global relationships.

Members of the Lawrence community gathered to celebrate the grand opening of the Buchanan Kiewit Wellness Center Jan.

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Buchanan Kiewit Wellness Center celebrates grand opening

At the Finance Forum, President Linda Hanson and Vice President for Finance Doug Anderson answered several questions, but The Oracle had more. We researched the data provided by the administration and found the university is paying more than average to build the University Center and may still be able to take advantage of low interest rates if it waited to build.

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Facts, figures and finances

The president and the vice president for finance agree: now is the best time to build. Despite faculty opposition, President Linda Hanson and Vice President for Finance Doug Anderson plan to push forward with building the new University Center this coming spring, whether or not they have met promised fundraising benchmarks.

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Doubt, debt & deals

Student Body President Michelle Murphy is taking a senate approved leave of absence that will end Dec. 9. The leave of absence is not only from the student senates weekly Wednesday meetings, but is technically from her position as student body president.

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Murphy takes leave of absence

Lock Haven University is deeply saddened by the news of the passing of Kimberly Bentley, of Springdale, Pennsylvania.

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LHU remembers Kim Bentley

No matter how you slice it, the 2010 elections are undoubtedly for the history books. My fellow Republicans propped it up as a victory of 1994 proportions and a referendum on President Obama Democrats saw it as the result of an anti-incumbency swing and the perenial economic ditch.

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Assessing the 2010 elections

The National Interfaith Conference in Washington, D.C. was part of an initiative of President Obama and his new Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships to promote religious pluralism on college campuses across the nation

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CWRU student attends national interfaith conference

A Slippery Rock Government Study Commission was voted down Tuesday in a 1,268-171 vote in the Township and a 347-325 vote in the Borough that would have investigated the possibility of a merger-consolidation of the two municipalities. SRU President Robert Smith said that the Township and the Borough both had only 34 percent of registered voters turn out on Tuesday.

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Vote results: merger study is a NO-GO

One of Alpha Sigma Omegas symbols is the blue fire. This fire is what has kept Veronica Contreras going while trying to establish the Latina-based sorority on campus.

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Alpha Sigma Omega is back