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Youth of America: Unite! 33

News-Letter, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

6 hours ago by Prateik Dalmia

We need to wake up, spread the word, inundate our congressmen and senators with letters and fulfill our obligation to ourselves and this nation. Obaman idealism is the opiate of the young

Dancing brings people together at Turkish Night 28

News-Letter, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

3 days ago by Doyeun Kim

The Glass Pavilion teemed with students, faculty members and Turkish community members who gathered last Friday for the second annual Turkish Night, hosted by the Turkish Students Association (TSA) at Hopkins.

Unsanitary salons breed bacteria 7

News-Letter, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

1 day ago by Esther Hwang

Senior Reflections on time at Lincoln 4

The Lincolnian, Lincoln University, Lincoln, PA

22 hours ago by Allycia White

Well, it is finally here. Graduation time is here for the class of 2010. Entering these gates four years ago, I never expected that my time here would go by so fast. Nor did I realize that my experiences and friendship here would last me a lifetime.

Throughout my years as a Lincoln student, I have witnessed long hours poring over work in the library (both in the modules and the actual building).

Weddings, botox and strapless princess dresses 4

News-Letter, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

1 day ago by Whitney Shaffer

A few weekends ago, I went where few college students should ever go: the 2008 Baltimore Bridal Expo.


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D.C. punk rock lives on at Gelman


		D.C. punk rock lives on at Gelman

The GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC

13 hours ago by Jared Brenner
Hatchet Reporter

Hidden among Gelman Library's textbooks and scholarly journals is a small but growing collection of the International Counterculture Archive's D.C. punk rock collection.

Changes as campus kicks off new academic year

The Lincolnian, Lincoln University, PA

2 days ago by Nicole Lockley

School is back in session for the 156th year at historic Lincoln University.

Students arrived the third week of August prepared to deal with the challenges of a new academic year and a changing campus.

Lincoln has made several additions and subtractions to its physical appearance.

A Review:Rush's 'Time Machine' Tour

The Quad, West Chester University, PA

3 days ago by Devon Czekaj

Despite being around since the '70s, Canada's most celebrated progressive rock band is still going strong.

These past few years have been especially kind to Rush, with a guest appearance on The Colbert Report and cameos in the 2009 comedy "I Love You Man.

Classical pianist scheduled to perform at university students and faculty.

The Lincolnian, Lincoln University, PA

1 day ago by Derrick Bell

Albert Frantz used to tease his seventh grade teacher for listening to classical music.

Now, Frantz not only performs classical piano, he also does traveling performances.

Frantz, 36, a renowned artist, will be visiting Lincoln University for a lecture recital in the Ware Center Auditorium at 4 p.

Tea party rally crowds campus

The GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC

3 days ago by Jeff Richards and Andrea Vittorio
Hatchet Staff Writers

A steady stream of red, white and blue-clad tea party members flowed through the Foggy Bottom Campus Saturday for the much-anticipated "Restoring Honor" rally.

The latest on Lohan

The Quad, West Chester University, PA

3 days ago by Angela Thomas

Everyone remembers her as the cute redhead from the 1998 version of the classic film, The Parent Trap.

Now all anyone hears about is Lindsay Lohan's many trips to rehab, mess-ups, and jail time. 24-year-old American actress and singer, Lindsay Lohan has been a hot item in the press since she turned the legal age of 18.

Proposition 8: The debate continues


		Proposition 8: The  debate continues

The Quad, West Chester University, PA

3 days ago by Margaret Weaver

Proposition 8 was overturned by a federal Judge in California on August 4, 2010.

The ruling was decided after a gay couple claimed that the proposition violated the Constitution and therefore violated their rights.

Judge Vaughn Walker overturned the Proposition saying "the evidence shows Proposition 8 does nothing more than enshrine in the California Constitution the notion that opposite-sex couples are superior to same-sex couples.

Student loan debt outpaces credit card debt in U.S.


		Student loan debt outpaces credit card debt in U.S.

The GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC

3 days ago by Priya Anand

Consumers owe more on their student loans than their credit cards, according to data released this month by the Federal Reserve.

Out of Haiti tragedy comes healing art


		Out of Haiti tragedy comes healing art

The District Chronicles, Howard University, DC

2 days ago by Eboni Munn/Contributing writer

"The Healing Power of Art," a collection of artwork created by Haitian children after Haiti's earthquake, is on display at the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of African Art.

Let's reclaim the dream this August 28th

The District Chronicles, Howard University, DC

3 days ago by Rev. Al Sharpton/NNPA Columnist

Forty-seven years ago, our nation was in the midst of uncertainty, trepidation, fear, frustration, anger and unrest. Forty-seven years ago, we were simultaneously hopeful, dedicated, ambitious, determined and resilient.

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