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When Arcade Fire won the 53rd Grammy Award for Album of the Year, it showcased to the world something a little bit different than what most recognize as markers of Canadian music. There was something outstanding about how a Montreal indie band beat out some of the biggest names in the music industry, and it marked a change in how both Canadians – and the world in general – view Canadian music.

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Canadian music is alive and thriving

Never having won the Conference USA Championship, the swim team has been well accustomed to placing third or a satisfactory second, but this year was different.

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Swimming makes history, takes first C-USA crown

This weekend was Kids and Friends Weekend hosted by RHA. See what events were available this year and what participants liked in this video.

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Video: Kids and Friends Weekend

It was an obscure story of an Ohio 40-year-old mother of two who earlier this year was sentenced to prison for using a false address to get her two daughters into a better middle school.

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Crossing the line: Some parents risk prison to send their children to better schools

The Board of Campus Activities at the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Prescott campus has outdone itself yet again this year. The BCA has helped bring many different talents, including comedians, musicians, and magicians to campus the most recent performer, however, blew the minds of the Prescott campus audience.

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Derek Hughes Mystifies Campus

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

One graduating senior is elected to the position of Graduating Class Trustee each year, becoming a full-voting member on the OWU Board of Trustees. The GCT serves on two committees related to university affairs and attends the three board meetings during the year.

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Seniors vie for trustee position

This year the Panthers have two siblings swimming for them, Mike Lacine and Mary Lacine. Mike, a sophomore, and Mary, a freshman, live in Camargo, Illinois, about 15 miles north of Charleston and south of Champaign, where they both attended Champaign Central High School.

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Siblings swim together at Eastern

You can tell a lot about a film by its release date.

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"Inception" transcends blockbuster stereotype

The mens basketball team won a record 11 games in a row to start the year before falling twice last weekend.

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Men’s Basketball: Historic streak snapped at 11 games