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By Johnanthony Alaimo | Dec. 3, 2013[caption id="attachment_29708" align="alignright" width="300" caption="You won't find Mrs. Carter in a pyramid anytime soon. (AP photo)"] [/caption] In ...
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Read More »By Brielle Urciuoli Correspondent Our summer tans have come and gone like the leaves on the trees. While indoor tanning is expensive, bad for your health ...
Read More »University of Kansas women’s and gender studies graduate student Liam Oliver Lair, who is transmasculine and queer-idenitified, led a deeply ...
Read More »By Julia Livesey Correspondent This year, Thanksgiving dished out dinner — with a side of deals. Each year, retailers push Black Friday, the busiest ...
Read More »By Jordan Koziol and Heather Hawkes Columnists Honoring the legacy of John F. Kennedy, this week’s spotlight shines on a glamorous style icon: Jackie ...
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Many consider a student’s years in college to be the most critical time for his or her religious and spiritual development. The College offers nine ...
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Read More »By Brielle Urciuoli Correspondent Fran, Cindy, Helen — to the average person, these may just be the the names of a friend, family member or colleague. ...
Read More »Nutmeg is a holiday favorite and is often known as the wonder spice. Such a title intrigued me, so I set out to determine what made nutmeg so special. ...
Read More »Grab a partner, and swing round and round, because Lady GaGa is open to a threesome. The pop star/scientific oddity was recently on the Howard Stern Show ...
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Read More »The bottled water industry in America produces many different varieties of water but predominately manufactures spring and filtered. When most people ...
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Read More »Last week’s Jewish Education Week was organized to bring awareness to the Jewish population on campus and to encourage involvement in the programs put ...
Read More »In the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spearit. Amen. That, at least, is how I hope the new musical, which tells the story of Jesus Christ, ...
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Read More »Since the 2011 Tohoku earthquake shut down and paralyzed Tokyo Electro Power Company’s Fukushima plant in Japan, the problems stemming from the level-7 ...
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