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St. David’s

If you’re in a French mood, check out Crêperie Béchamel. Thanks to Chanticleer Garden, one need not stray far from the bustle of the Main Line in order to enjoy nature. Garden-goers are invited to experience the horticultural arts first-hand, as they explore this former estate’s 35-acres of public grounds. While the admission fee is […]

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Wayne

PB&U takes a mundane sandwich to a whole new level. Starting at $3, one can adorn his or her sandwich with a variety of bizarre and interesting toppings such as potato chips, cheddar cheese and raisins. Other offerings include peanut butter pizza and peanut butter fondue. Patrons are welcome to take a seat at one

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Paoli

Since the winter of 1777, people have been enjoying the grounds of Valley Forge National Park. Although it no longer offers shelter from the British, Valley Forge does invite visitors to explore several significant historical sites. Additionally, the park offers 10 hiking trails, ranging in length from .25 mile-14 miles. Trails are available for pedestrians,

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What’s New On Campus

Mcinnis Hall underwent renovations this summer, upgrading the outward appearance, hallways and classrooms. Now with a glass overhang, the lobby features hanging lanterns, wooden paneling, and a ticketing desk. New flooring can be noticed throughout the building while many classrooms have new chairs and media setup. Additional changes include new auditorium seating and restored restroom

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What Boils My Egg

There’s nothing more exciting for a nerd, such as myself, than going back to school during an election year. Being able to engage colleagues and professors in constructive and informative discussion is the reason we’re here – to learn and grow in our beliefs. But there’s one, large hindrance that is stopping our full potential…

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