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CUPE 4207 strike: A student’s opinion

Capping off Black History Month, Grambling State Universitys Department of Theatre Arts presented the play, The State of Mississippi and the Face of Emmett Till written by Mamie Till Mobley and David Bar III. The story of Emmett Till is one that still pierces hearts and minds to this day.

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Theatre Department honors Emmett Till

The students and staff of JacksonvilleState University will soon receive the benefita brand new option for their dining needs.Contracted through the giant food servicecompany, Sodexo, Jacksonville State UniversitysDining Services is looking upon thegrand opening of the campus newest diningestablishment, The Gamecock Dinner.

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Gamecock Diner Now Open

Many students have noticed the latest addition to Case Western Reserve Universitys main quad: a 156-foot tall wind turbine. The massive white tower arrived Nov.

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Nation’s first research-oriented wind turbine constructed near Veale

As the leaves change color and the holiday season approaches, most take time to give thanks for family and friends, but for some students, going home for Thanksgiving can be a challenge.Sophomore Rachel Lundberg is a vocal music performance major living in Youngstown State Universitys Cafaro House.

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Some students spend Thanksgiving without family

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

Now that the first wave of academic program cuts has been announced in response to the state Coordinating Board of Higher Educations mandated program review, attention may be turned to the Universitys own extension of the review. More programs may be in danger of elimination as University departments analyze every undergraduate and graduate degree program offered at UCM.

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University conducts internal academic program review

Change is inevitable, but it is rarely easy. Faculty members and students have exhibited mixed reactions to the Missouri Department of Higher Educations mandated academic program review and the Universitys subsequent decision to eliminate 10 undergraduate majors and one education specialist degree.

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Academic program cuts bring mixed reactions from campus community

DePauw Student Government continued to call for policy changes Sunday, endorsing the repeal of the universitys keg ban and asking for faculty to return coursework to students within a specific time frame. The keg-policy white paper, authored by sophomore senator Sumeru Chatterjee with assistance from senior senator Alex Kriegshauser, details how the lines and centralized location of a keg can slow alcohol consumption and are better for the environment.

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Student government: Bring the kegs back to campus

The Universitys popular Program in Liberal Medical Education, which admits students into an all-inclusive undergraduate and medical school track, unwittingly accepted 48 prematurely born infants instead of the usual academic hopefuls. With the addition of unripe neonates to the ranks of future doctors, the program has once again been put under question for whether its early decision process is undermining the quality of the medical student body.

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48 Weird Looking Babies Admitted to Brown in PLME/Premie Mix-up