Women stamped into our memory
By Teresa Rivas | Mar. 25, 2003Four women pioneers in the field of journalism, who left an indelible mark on the profession, were honored on commemorative stamps issued by the U.S. ...
Read More »Four women pioneers in the field of journalism, who left an indelible mark on the profession, were honored on commemorative stamps issued by the U.S. ...
Read More »Whether it's for tuna melts, french fries or green beers on St. Patty's day, students fill the Rat everyday for a taste of traditional College cuisine. ...
Read More »Q&A with Naomi Tutu Teresa Rivas: Why did you come to the College to speak? Naomi Tutu: I came here to take the opportunity to speak to ...
Read More »For one evening, over 90 members of the College community left a world on the brink of possible war to focus on a different struggle: the battle for Middle ...
Read More »One of the most influential of the second wave feminists was Simone de Beauvoir, a French writer and philosopher associated with the existentialist movement ...
Read More »Phi Alpha Delta fraternity hosted its first annual Root Beer Pong Tournament on Tuesday, Feb. 25. The tournament was held as an alcohol awareness program ...
Read More »The nation celebrated the use of condoms as well as other types of birth control from Feb. 14 (just in time for Valentine's Day) until Feb. 21 during ...
Read More »Who needs to be walking on an icy sidewalk in the frosty weather when a golf cart chauffer is available, ready to transport from residence halls to Forcina? ...
Read More »Facing curveballs and spike-thrusting base runners is hard enough for any baseball player to stand up to. For Jackie Robinson, pioneer of integrated sports ...
Read More »On Feb. 20, the second annual SGA Lift-a-Thon took place in Packer Hall. With the profits once again going to the Valerie Fund, the event was headed up ...
Read More »According to Av Westin, executive of ABC News, the problem with journalism today is that men and women received their training in the last decade based ...
Read More »Vaginas of the College united, along with those who lacked the muscle of the evening, to fill the Music Building's auditorium for the second annual presentation ...
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