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Concerns for Techs custodial staff have reappeared this semester as custodians and supporters protest the possibility of outsourcing.Due to continuing decreases in funding for state universities, Tech administration is looking at options to reduce costs.

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Community rallies for custodians

The selection of Mike Posner for the Spring Concert has caused quite a stir among the student body at St.

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Posner prompts varied reactions

As another semester begins, the discussion of budget cuts and finances takes front seat leaving many questions still unanswered.The financial crisis of last year left Louisiana with a $1.6 billion dollar budget deficit.

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Budget crisis still prevalent, cuts remain uncertain

Katlyn Payne has enrolled in classes at Eastern this semester and joined womens basketball head coach Brady Sallees roster. However, Payne will not be able to play for the Panthers until after the Fall 2011 final exams. As a transfer from Florida Gulf Coast, Payne will have three and a half years of eligibility for the Panthers.

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Sunshine state export at Eastern

The end of the semester is drawing hear. Finals are coming up, papers and final projects are being turned it. It is a hectic time at UDM, as students are frantically trying to cram in a few extra hours to study or find one more source to add to a research paper.

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The week from hell

Exam week. We all dread it but we all have to go through it. Though it can be extremely stressful during this week and the weeks leading up to it, you will get through it

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Exam Week Stress Tips

Bed bug infestations have been reported in five residence halls this semester, University spokesperson Michelle Sherrard confirmed.

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Bed bugs found in five residence halls

The Reilly Center is set to undergo several repairs and improvements this semester. Michael Burud and the rest of the mens swimming and diving team ran into an opponent weeks before the season opened.

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RC in midst of change

Around 100 people showed up to a safety panel discussion Tuesday in the Union to clarify any questions they had about the recent sexual assaults in Slippery Rock. The meeting was held in response to the high number of sexual assaults reported off-campus this semester.

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Safety panel answers questions about recent assaults

Students recording rough demos on their laptops this semester may not be aware that they now have free access to a brand-new recording studio at West Hall on the Mount Vernon Campus.

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The Vern’s new creative outlet