After a week of intense struggle in Washington, the White House and Democrats in Congress passed a massive national health care reform. Under the new legislation, those Americans currently unable to afford health insurance because of financial difficulty will soon be covered through government subsidies and Medicaid. The health care battle started coming […]
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SGA president clarifies diversity comment
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Dozens of famous celebrities, from actors and actresses to musicians and athletes, came to party in the Gough Great Room on March 20, walking down a red carpet at 8 p.m. and dancing all night long. “Red Carpet Class and Celebrity Trash,” was hosted by senior Alex Jolicoeur – otherwise known as Tupac Shakur –
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The Sixers face challenging season
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It all started in 2004 with a lecture on C. S. Lewis at the University of Tennessee. After speaking about Lewis’ opinions on gender relations, Dr. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen, head of the Eastern psychology department, began the process of writing her sixth self-published book, “A Sword between the Sexes?: C. S. Lewis and the
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April Fools’ Day is commonly known as a day of practical joking and merrymaking. While some have ignored this whimsical and light-hearted day of frivolity, others have thrived in the spirit it represents and have kept the tradition going for centuries. The beginnings of April Fools’ Day are unclear. While there are some differing versions
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