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Equestrian Club trots its way into lives of UR students
UR Equestrian allows students of all horseback riding abilities the chance to take weekly lessons and compete in monthly competitions against surrounding colleges and universities. Read More
From the Archives
How well do you know someone on the Internet?
The evolution of online communication cautions individuals to think about what is posted to public online social media sites. Read More
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Kosher options for Passover prompt student concern
Lack of Passover-friendly options incites student concern over limited kosher foods on campus. Read More
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UR’s annual Relay For Life moves students to end cancer
The American Cancer Society's Relay For Life to spread awareness and raise funds towards cancer research and programs will take place from Friday, Apr. 12 through Saturday, Apr. 13. Read More
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Tapas 177 offers unique fare, atmosphere for young crowd
Tapas 177 on St. Paul Street offers a new take on traditional Spanish cuisine through a variety of both tapas-style and entrée portions. Read More
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ROTC shares experiences, voices opinions on gender differences
ROTC students speak out about their program as well as gender relations within it. Read More
Sex and the CT
Cashing in your v-card: the value of your virginity today
When you’re a hormonal teenager in high school, you’re typically thinking about three things: school, your social life, and sex. If you’re a girl, then sex is probably foreign and exciting to you, although obviously still awkward to talk about. If you are a guy, then you probably invented countless tales about all the imaginary […]
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Todd Theatre offers theatrical possibility to all UR students
Each day, hundreds of UR students find themselves in and out of Todd Union, retrieving care packages from worried mothers or multiple textbooks for each natural science course. What most students don’t know, however, is that the floor above houses the offices of the UR International Theatre Program, an eccentric department that puts on four […]
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Jean Giambrone passes away, leaves women’s sports ever better
Early last week, UR alumna, icon, and pioneer and hero for female sportswriters and reporters across America passed away at the age of 91. Born in 1921, Jean Giambrone made history in 1967 as the first woman awarded full press credentials at The Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Ga. Far before she broke out into […]
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Fill Fauver encourages student attendance, enthusiasm at athletic events
This upcoming weekend, the Yellowjackets will take on many teams in a variety of sporting events both at home and away. Wilson Commons Student Activities, in collaboration with Athletics and Recreation, Students’ Association, University IT Computer Sales, and Coca-Cola, has successfully spearheaded efforts to promote these events through a program commonly known as “Fill Fauver,” […]
