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Current Events: What You May Have Missed


By Baura Zia
May 2, 2013 - 6:56pm

  With classes finally over, we’re faced with the ever-dreaded finals week. But before we begin a week of long nights spent studying, here are a few headlines you might have missed! World READ MORE

Boston Marathon Bombings


By Baura Zia
April 17, 2013 - 6:20pm

When runners from all over the US gathered on Monday to take part in The Boston Marathon, little did they know they’d soon be running to save their lives. With two bombs going off near the finish line, the marathon became a horrific event for runners and spectators alike, resulting in three deaths and over 200 injuries. READ MORE

True Life: I'm Buzzed Off Buzzfeed


By Avalon Swindell Jones
April 17, 2013 - 9:48am

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Advice For All My Single Ladies


By Avalon Swindell Jones
April 10, 2013 - 9:45am

After stating numerous times in the past that I do not need or want a boyfriend, my single lady days are over.  I guess whoever said it’ll happen when you aren’t looking for it was right.  I sort of basked in my singledom and learned to love it.  I always considered myself the relationship-type, but I discovered that wasn’t true.   I learned a whole lot more about myself, guys, and dating in general.  Even though I have much more to explore (and will never truly understand the opposite sex), here are a few tips. READ MORE

A Nuclear North Korea


By Baura Zia
April 9, 2013 - 9:46am

As if the economy, a war on terrorism and political disputes in Washington weren’t enough, we now have the potential of entering a nuclear war. What may feel like a flashback to the nuclear arms race during the Cold War for some, for our generation, it’s a whole new playing field. With North Korea already prepared to fire against US targets, the US has also enhanced military presence in the area to show our allies we’ve got there backs while simultaneously proving to N. Korea that we have equal nuclear capabilities. READ MORE

Beautiful Bodies


By Jordan Fontenot
March 26, 2013 - 1:00am

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Current Events: What You May Have Missed


By Baura Zia
March 25, 2013 - 1:03am

  As much as I hate to say it, spring break is over and it’s time to go back to school. No more sleeping in, no more late nights, and probably the most dreadful, no more giving myself a freebie for not going to the gym. Whether it’s working out or doing homework, the reality is, we’ve got to get back into our regular cycle of school, work and getting things done. With a few more weeks left of the semester, it’s time to buckle down and give the second half of the semester all we’ve got. So, while you’re busy doing your thing, take a mini-break and catch up on a few headlines you may have missed while spring-breaking! World READ MORE

The Obama Charm


By Baura Zia
March 18, 2013 - 9:42am

After a fiscal cliff deal that had party leaders in Washington practically at blows last New Years’ Eve, the new year brings new national goals, projections and, well, a new Obama – one ready to serve both sides of the political spectrum. With the public distraught over the divide between both political parties and even more so with their inability to cooperate and work together, President Obama has begun taking a new approach toward dealing with bipartisanship. READ MORE

New 'Do, Real You


By Alyson Mullee
March 4, 2013 - 1:54am

It’s funny how something like hair can hold such symbolism for specific spans of time in our past. In middle school, we didn’t know even know where to start with our hair. In high school, we grew it long and tried pretty hard to master the salon blowout, even if most days it ended up in a messy bun because you had P.E (which had suddenly gotten pretty legit compared to middle school lap running). Then in college, we go through the inevitable explorations of our true beings, spending semesters trying to find the best styles to share our exciting self-discoveries with the world. READ MORE

The Resignation of a Pope


By Caroline Chisolm
February 28, 2013 - 1:28am

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