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Two senators in the Student Government Association were asked to resign last week after comments they made, published in an article in The Eastern Progress, were deemed insensitive to the university and SGA.The two students – sophomore Student Rights Chair Cari Tretina and freshman senator Danielle Holston – were both confronted in a meeting last Thursday by SGAs Vice President Andrew Holcomb, who asked them to resign.

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Senators’ comments result in sudden resignation

The wrestling team had a dominant 35-4 match victory against the University of Pennsylvania Quakers on Feb 20.

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Wrestling team crushes No. 18 Quakers in final dual

On Tuesday, Feb. 15th DePaul Hillel, the foundation for Jewish campus life, and University Ministries held an event with guest speaker Zion Uness in the Student Center.

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Ethiopian rights activist talks troubles as life as a minority

Wondering where all the prospies came from so long before Owl Days? Rices admission board invited 210 prospective students to campus this year to participate in last weekends VISION program. According to Associate Director of Admission Laura Villafranca, VISION, now in its 16th year, is an opportunity to showcase the university to a strong group of minority applicants in a way that goes beyond a traditional campus visit.

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Minorities get VISION of life at Rice

Students at the SGA meeting on Thursday got a better look at what to expect from the renovations of Weisenfluh Dining Hall.The Slippery Rock University dining services team, led by Deb Pincek, the Assistant to the Vice President of Student Life, and Jeff MacTaggart, the Resident Director of Dining Services, both spoke at the meeting and gave details on what the finished products will include.

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Dining services reveal plans for ‘Fluh renovations

The wrestling team will take on the University of Pennsylvania Quakers in its last dual match of the season on Sunday.

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No. 10 Lehigh looks to pin Penn

On Tuesday students from Lincoln, Temple University, Pennsylvania State University and University of Pittsburgh made their voices heard when they took to the steps on the state capitol building in Harrisburg, Pa.Entitled “Rally for Higher Education,” the state related schools used the rally to demand that the state lawmakers not decrease the state funding given to the universities.

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LU students join rally to save education funding

The universitys mens basketball team held onto to a close game and won their third home game last night after going into overtime at Manuel Rivero Hall. Lincoln (3-20, 2-13 CIAA, 1-8 North) defeated Salem International University 76-69 after junior Kwaheem Smith tied the game 59-59 in the second half with 1:26 left on the clock.

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Men’s basketball team wins in OT

Jalen Rose was a leader on the basketball court. As a point guard, he guided the University of Michigans “Fab Five” to back-to-back NCAA championship games in the early 90s and, later, took the Indiana Pacers to the NBA finals.

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UDM?to support ‘Fab?Five’ star Jalen Rose’s new charter school

The mens lacrosse team won their season opener this afternoon against the St.

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Men’s lacrosse wins season opener