Roses are red, Violets are blue…but what do the flowers you give really say about you?
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10 things you can do for a romantic date without breaking the bank.
serif”;”>You want to give that special someone the best Valentine’s date of his or her life-take them to an expensive restaurant, buy them candy and flowers, dance with them under the moonlight, the whole enchilada. But there’s just one problem: you are a college student and have no extra funds to toss around like chocolate
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Dr. Yonan argues the age of mankind in first of series
The Eastern University Theological Society had its first meeting of the semester on Jan. 26, with assistant Christian studies professor Dr. Jonathan Yonan presenting a lecture on the age of the Earth. Yonan covered a variety of topics, including memory, time and history, but his final conclusion was that “man began 6,000 years ago because
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Sundays at Sodexo
Despite the constant gripes and whining from most students, Sodexo is actually pretty good. Students are provided with a constantly changing menu, a wide variety of food to choose from at each meal and consistently friendly service. However, there’s one little thing Sodexo does that is bothersome. Sodexo does not serve breakfast on Sundays. This
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New Play Workshop premieres six plays
The process of creating a play is a complicated affair, sometimes requiring hundreds of people to write, direct or act in a single production. But what if a play could be written, staged, memorized and performed in the course of 24 hours? This impossible mission became possible on Feb. 5 as 27 actors, directors, playwrights,
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Harold Howard portrait unveiled
“Have you ever been somewhere where you thought, ‘Oh, I wish I had my camera’?” General Counsel Rick Eisenstaedt said, opening the Feb. 4 Board of Trustees meeting with an anecdote. “This building used to be named for a man I didn’t know,” Eisenstaedt said of the Harold C. Howard Center, where the meeting was
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