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Assistant Online Editor Christopher ODriscoll set out to the south quad to ask the question, “How are you spending your spring break?” Hear some student responses in the video below.

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Video: How are you spending your spring break?

While some high profile athletes prefer to take their talents to South Beach, others like to venture outside of Florida and travel somewhere with a few less beaches. Somewhere like Charleston. Sophomore Randolph Tribble came to Charleston from Riviera Beach, Fla, hoping to impress in not one, but two Panther uniforms.

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Taking his talents to Charleston

Junior Christopher Janiak is a Nantucket native who now resides in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.

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Janiak a hopeless romantic

Students who found themselves not frozen under a rock last Thursday may have noticed the sudden bout of inclement weather that struck the area, leaving roads slick and, by that evening, the campus closed for the following day.Living in the South, many students may be unaccustomed to traveling in the type of conditions that UTMs student body attempted to brave last week.

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Have care, will travel; weathering winter’s wrath

Every year during Halloween weekend, hundreds of college students flood the streets of South Side in a bright array of costumes. “Its like the fall of Saigon,” said Ron Thompson, an employee at Spotlight Costumes in South Side. “Its absolute madness

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Halloween costumes, inventive or just inappropriate?

Adding to his accolades, senior preseason All-American wide receiver Alex Koors nabbed his first career record this weekend. With 157 receiving yards Saturday, he took the all-time lead in career received yards for DePauw.Koors hauled in six passes, three of which were touchdowns, in DePauws 35-7 victory over Sewanee: The University of the South Tigers at Blackstock Stadium.

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Football: Koors’ record day propels Tigers to emphatic victory

A fire Tuesday evening caused Allied Dental Center around $300,000 in damages and destroyed the building on South Main Street.Nobody was inside the building at the time. The last office workers left around 4:20 p.m. according to Lyric McCommons, the receptionist at Allied Dental.

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Fire destroys dental office, no one gets hurt

Fans were nothing short of ecstatic at the Chicago premiere of “Takers,” starring the one and only T.I. The famous rapper-turned-actor made an appearance at the Roosevelt Showplace Icon Theater in the South Loop to talk to fans and press about his first leading role in a major feature film.

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T.I. talks "Takers"

Students who park in the Commuter East or South Zones may notice a zoning change near South, Rice and McComas Halls in addition to two new parking lots this fall. Mike Harris, Director of Parking Operations, said 224 Commuter East parking spaces near Rice and South Halls were reallocated to South Zone in order to accommodate the occupants of South Hall.

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Commuters relocated

The Eastern tradition of First Night was continued Sunday when more than 400 students chose to spend their last night of summer gathered in the South Quad. The Panther Marching Band, Pink Panthers, cheerleaders, and various other organizations attended and showed their school spirit.

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