I feel I speak for a majority of the student body that graces the medical campus when I say that we are upset by Chartwells imposition of a 10 percent charge on all purchases using Flex Points at Fresh...
Cheater’s is too close, too crude and too controversial in nomenclature. From the all-female wait staff to the outrageous promotions – such as “Free ‘til You Pee” – the bar is off the charts...
Judging by the solid homecoming lineup and early announcement of Lupe Fiasco’s appearance, it is easy to see that the Student Activities Board is beginning the year on a high note and already exceeding...
The International Institute’s Festival of Nations brought 42 food booths and a World Bazaar featuring 37 nations to St. Louis this past weekend. The number of different accents and shades of skin...
With the birth certificate issue laid to rest (special thanks to Donald Trump), we can all be certain that Mr. Obama turned 50 on August 4.
The 50th birthday is a day for a man to look back on his life...
Like most of you, I have been religiously following the international exploits of “Snooki,” “The Situation,” “J-Woww” and the rest of the bronzed crew of this season of MTV’s “Jersey Shore,”...
You may have gotten here driving, you may have been dropped off and your parents may still be sticking around to make sure you settle in. You may have flown here, taken the train, a bus. Whatever you...
As students move into their dorms and apartments, the Student Government Association executive board members will be taking the seats as student representatives. Last spring, they earned their current...
The European Union has had ongoing talks about Greece’s debt crisis. The United Nations has had numerous conferences and summits on the global economic cancer that has dragged growth down in 2011. One...
The Student Government Association (SGA) is the ultimate representative of the student body. It is the umbrella organization for all Chartered Student Organizations (CSOs). Having such demanding representative...
The Arab Spring is the phrase used to describe the revolts in Arab nations, starting with Egypt and now continuing with the Libyan revolution in the spotlight. News on the Arab Spring clogged channels...
As students, we have the perfect schedule. We go to class at whatever hours we pick and choose. We may not have class on Monday or Friday, which gives us a three to four day weekend every week.
We...
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