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With the first student case of H1N1 confirmed on campus last week, professor of nursing Dr. Chris Jackson offers advice on how to stay healthy. The H1N1 case was originally diagnosed as Influenza A, but, after being sent for further research, tested positive for the H1N1 virus. The student overcame the virus before the tests
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Two dollars and twenty-five cents, that’s what it costs me to do a load of laundry. It wouldn’t be so bad if there were change machines in Kea, but there aren’t. The closest one is in Gough. I averaged it out and, by the end of the semester, I will have spent twenty-seven dollars on
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Tony Campolo corrects article on homosexuality
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The question of what to do with one’s life upon graduation usually elicits some variation of, “I have no idea.” Instead of waiting for that fateful day to express similar sentiments, senior Christian Przybylek has decided to take the road less traveled. This year before he graduates, Przybylek will be managing and maintaining a refugee
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Suburban Square in Ardmore is just a few train stops away and offers a variety of shopping attractions and places to eat. The Farmer’s Market at Suburban Square is filled with fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, groceries and prepared dishes. We sampled a piece of homemade chocolate peanut butter cake from Stoltzfus Bakery, which was
Over one million people in the US have had H1N1 already in 2009. Is H1N1 more dangerous than the usual flu virus? H1N1 is not more harmful than the typical flu virus. The number of hospitalizations and deaths caused by H1N1 are actually lower than the number caused by the typical seasonal flu virus. The
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