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Student Advocates group established to provide legal help on campus
Student Advocates, a newly developed student organization, works to educate, inform and assist students who have been cited for misconduct or are faced with trouble concerning administration or campus conduct policies. Student Advocates, managed under the Center for Student Conflict Management, began its development last spring, when three students, Jacob Bohannon, Deanna Thompson and Scott […]
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A day in the life of a D’Lion
Remember when you were a brand new freshman getting ready to move into your room? The door to your room was marked with your name, guided by a creative theme. After all of your things were settled in, your parents had left, you were acquainted with your new roommate (deciding on decorations and what events […]
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UR Tech: Easter eggs in the Digital Age
Spring is swiftly approaching, and so is Easter. But, Easter eggs don’t just appeal to sugar-addicted toddlers and commercialized animals. In the spirit of spring, let’s explore some of the more software-oriented Easter eggs that have invisibly wormed their way into everyday applications over the years. Many of the best Easter eggs are in your […]
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Jodi Says: How to fall in love
1. Try falling for a friend. They know you, they love you. You know them, you love them. They also happen to be the gender that you’re attracted to. That’s all you need in a relationship, right? So date them and allow your relationship to change. In time, realize that the two of you aren’t […]
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Beloved coach leaves long-lasting legacy
You can hear him from anywhere on the track. His voice projects above every other sound you hear. He is standing by the finish line, his face red and his hands cupped around his mouth as if every focused decibel could somehow push you across the finish line. As you come around the last turn, his […]
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UR Tech: Solved Games
If you sit down and play a virtual game of checkers on your computer, there’s a good chance it’ll let you win. After all, computers aren’t very sore losers, and for poor hal9000-light sitting on your desktop, the more fun you have, the better it’s performed. But it certainly didn’t need to lose. In fact, […]
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Mela showcases a fashion medley
This past weekend, ADITI held its annual cultural celebration event, “Mela.” This year’s event was of special importance because it marks ADITI’s 30th anniversary. The melodious live music, carried largely by the singers’ masterful command of tone, was a welcome departure from the dominant voices we are so accustomed to in American music. The dancing […]
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ADITI celebrates its 30th anniversary
The Association for the Development of Interest in the Indian Subcontinent (ADITI) is celebrating its 30th year on campus this year. In 1985, it was founded with the purpose of “promo[ting]and express[ing] the cultural and ethnic diversity of the Indian Subcontinent and South Asia.” Over the years, the club has produced, sponsored and participated in […]
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Jodi Says: Come again?
Multiple orgasms? That’s not even real: the female orgasm isn’t even a real thing, just a myth! Just kidding, that’s not true at all. Of course, having multiple orgasms is a pretty rare phenomenon, experienced more often by women than by men. It’s a common misconception that only women can have multiple orgasms, even though […]
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Jodi Says: Swearing isn’t sexy
Most swear words fall into two categories: words referring to genitalia and words that harass people’s sexuality, race or religion. Both are disappointing to me; then again, maybe my moral standards for profanity are naively high. As for the genitalia category–your assholes, cunts, dicks and cocks—all these words just make sex seem like a bad, […]
