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What boils my egg

There seems to be plenty of drama floating around the late night television shows. Audiences are torn between who they wish to support on the battlefield of ratings. From the very start of the situation, I knew whose side I was on … You know what really boils my egg? Jay Leno. The man with […]

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SIFE hosts alumni panel

 As the first installment of three business-focused seminars, SIFE organized a panel of SIFE alumni, including Jonathan Malone, Larry Buller, Anna Rohwer, Brandon Ziegler, Lauren Lottier and James Frederick, to answer questions about their journeys after college. About 75 students gathered to hear about the alumni’s experiences through internships, job interviews and the adjustment from

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Top seed Super Bowl

  Now that the matchup is set for Super Bowl XLIV, let’s get ready for the story lines.   The Indianapolis Colts will battle the New Orleans Saints for the coveted Super Bowl title.   This Super Bowl marks the first time since Super Bowl XXVIII that both number one seeds from the AFC and

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Student Reflections

Katherine Moorman JuniorAnthropology Beginning my college experience and studying abroad in Australia Figuring out what to do with my life    Craig Vaughan First-yearExploratory Studies The untimely demise of the pokemon era Learn to lie more creatively    Mike Miles First-yearBiology Graduating from Highschool To be a better person    Esther Bliss  First-yearNursing Giving a

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Athletes honored by the Philadelphia Inquirer

 For sophomore Maria Horning and senior Lindsay Moyer, the accolades keep coming. The Philadelphia Inquirer listed both athletes as part of their Academic All-Area teams for the fall. Honorees are selected by the sports information offices from 28 area colleges, including Division I schools like Drexel and Temple.   Horning earned the title of Volleyball

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The gift of listening

  When she first heard about the earthquake, Dr. Joselli Deans was dumbfounded.    The first-generation Haitian American dance professor, who has numerous family members living in Port-au-Prince, did not know what to think.   “I was just sort of dazed and I didn’t realize or understand the extent of the destruction until the next

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