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News

Bar buses to formals, senior nights reinstated after hiatus

By Leah Buletti 2 days, 6 hours ago

Bar buses to certain events — formals, senior nights and 21 and over events — were reinstated on Wednesday, Feb. 1 following this November's moratorium.

Dyson praises King, music in call for change

By Leah Buletti 2 days, 6 hours ago

Public intellectual and University professor Michael Eric Dyson delivered this year's Martin Luther King, Jr. speech on Friday, Jan. 27 in Strong Auditorium.

E-book popularity rising, UR students not following trend

By MATTHEW VOLKOV 2 days, 6 hours ago

Although e-books are gaining in popularity nationwide, UR students report a greater affinity for regular books.

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Opinions

Transcript trauma

By Campus Times 2 days, 11 hours ago

The absence of a confirmation email from the University Registrar when transcripts are mailed out can complicate the application process.

Taglit-Birthright: The experience is real

By Julia Sklar 2 days, 12 hours ago

A visit to Israel through Taglit-Birthright provides an eye-opening experience.

Lost in the tunnels

By Campus Times 2 days, 12 hours ago

Improving signage could help lost students and visitors navigate the byzantine UR tunnel system.

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Features

Performing: a blast for audience and artist alike

By Campus Times 2 days, 8 hours ago

A music aficionado, senior Nick Stevens explains that performance must be thought of as a communication between audience and artist. His viewing of the show "Blast!" prompted his reflection.

A comprehensive guide to greeting etiquette

By Melissa Goldin 2 days, 8 hours ago

A walk between classes can be short but awkward if you run into that person you don't know how to greet. This list explains the differences between the "lip twitch," the "head bob" and many other salutations.

Club Spotlight: GlobeMed pours help into ‘el porvenir’

By Caitlin Olfano 2 days, 9 hours ago

UR's GlobeMed campaign coordinator and sophomore Ria Pal speaks about the club's mission, events and partnership with international grassroots organization Kallpa Iquitos.

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Arts & Entertainment

‘The Man Who Sold the World’ has a reason to celebrate

By Campus Times 2 days, 8 hours ago

Throughout his career, not only did David Bowie become one of the most well-known musical artists of his time, but connected to the public in a way that many artists fail to do. He was an exceptional singer and songwriter, as well as a strong fighter as he battled against his drug addiction.

Dark realism impresses and entertains in ‘The Marriage Plot’

By Daniel Gorman Jr. 2 days, 8 hours ago

This book is, without question, the best treatment of college life to come along in years. Jeffrey Eugenides depicts his three characters in a way that captivates and enthralls the reader.

CT Recommends: ‘Bossypants’

By Drue Sokol 2 days, 11 hours ago

This hilarious and to-the-point memoir by Tina Fey not only describes the ups and downs of her acting career, but also her life as a child and now as a mother of two young. Warning: If you read this book, you will laugh, so make sure to find yourself a quiet corner!

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Sports

Yellowjackets’ perfect season comes to an end

By John Bernstein 2 days, 6 hours ago

The lady Yellowjackets' were undefeated before losing to the University of Chicago, 75-59.

Squash drops two against ranked foes

By John Bernstein 2 days, 6 hours ago

Despite an impressive No. 4 U.S. ranking, the UR men's squash team suffered two defeats last weekend — to No. 2 ranked Trinity College and No. 5 ranked Harvard University.