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Grad students give back to the community


		Grad students give back to the community

Guardian , Wright State University, OH

3 days ago by Amber Riippa, Dana Carver

Six graduate-level students are landscaping the entire area of the East Park Church of God on South Smithville Road in Dayton for their management 773 course.

Working to complete the project by their upcoming June 2 deadline are Daniel Dafler, Julie Myers, Atul Phadke, Matt Forsythe, Chris Hill, and Kishi Cooke.

All The World's A Stage

Niner Online, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC

1 day ago by Karissa Minn

It's been said that our character is shown by what we do when we think no-one is looking. I think that these days, our character is revealed by what we do when we actually want others to look. And it's not always pretty. Recently, six Florida teenage girls harassed and assaulted another girl while videotaping the whole thing.

A little bit of hip hop and a whole lot of a art


		A little bit of hip hop and a whole lot of a art

Niner Online, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC

4 days ago by Emilie Schweiger

The evening started with my two friends, Michael and Kyna, and I finding parking on the south side of downtown Charlotte. Our goal was to find the Historic South End Gallery Crawl, or at least some of the galleries involved. There was a trolley ferrying people around the event, but it was a much further drive to the trolley than to the galleries themselves.

Amateur astronomers spend time looking at the sun

Guardian , Wright State University, OH

4 days ago by Katie Keechle

Clear skies are drawing the Astronomy Club to the quad every Tuesday from 1 to 2 p.m. for a viewing of sun spots.

Every eleven years the sun goes through a new cycle of sun spots, which are storms of magnetic activity cooler than the rest of the star. January began the new cycle of sun spots allowing the Astronomy Club to get a glimpse through their telescope in visible light.

May Daze '08 sets new bar for all future celebrations


		May  Daze  '08 sets  new  bar for  all  future celebrations

Guardian , Wright State University, OH

5 days ago by Jason Vanover

With what many students and staff feel to be the most successful May Daze event behind us, many look forward to what the event will bring in years to come.

"I'll be graduating so this will probably be the last one I attend, but for freshman and what not, they will have a good time the next few years if they keep it similar to this," said senior English major Casey Colon.

She's got legs


		She's got legs

College Heights Herald, Western Kentucky University, KY

5 days ago by Alex Booze and Jill Erwin

Embrace. Breeze. Vibrance. Divine. Embrace your inner goddess because there's a goddess in every woman. At least that's what Gillette says. Female students will be packing up their pants and bulky sweaters to exchange them for skirts and shorts ... and a razor.

Musical Winans family extends to Marshall University

The Parthenon, Marshall University, WV

5 days ago by Demeley Smith

Young, up and coming producer/songwriter, Jeremy Winans, the son of Grammy award winning Daniel Winans, attends college at Marshall University. Winans come to Marshall as a walk-on for the basketball team while continuing to pursue a career in the music industry.

KDs, FarmHouse win annual Tug competition

College Heights Herald, Western Kentucky University, KY

6 days ago by Stevie Mattos

In a dusty, muddy field surrounded by students in jeans, flip-flops and T-shirts, Chi Omega sorority prepared to tug against Omega Phi Alpha sorority. After digging holes in the soft earth with the heels of their boots, the women from each team sat down and leaned back, ready to pull on a large, mud-covered rope.

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