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With the Career Center hosting its Spring 2011 Career and Internship Fair March 8, The Hatchet spoke with two students emphasizing their own cultural heritages in their internships.

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Interning with a cultural cause

Since 1949, the people of Tibet have been controlled by Chinas communist regime, and treated like second-class citizens in their own country. Over 1 million Tibetans have lost their lives, with thousands tortured or wrongly imprisoned, according to www.freetibet.org.

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Groupon Super Bowl ad misfires

The Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts is the only museum of its kind in six neighboring counties. For most of the 6,000 plus elementary- and middle-school students who visit the center yearly, it is their only chance to experience the culture of a museum setting

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Quick Center calls for quick changes

It seems like girls have all the fun, and it sucks. You often hear about “Girls Night Out,” while the guys are left to their own devices. Women have “Painting with a Twist,” where they can go drink wine with their girlfriends and learn how to paint “Slumber Parties,” where they drink, talk about men and buy sex toys and numerous other events aimed at female bonding.

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A guide to "Guys’ Night Out"