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Broad Sanctions are a Disaster for Sororities
Harvard’s new policy improves upon the existing policy adopted in May 2016, which misidentified the most problematic aspect of USGSOs, and also gave those groups an easy way out: gender-exclusive membership.
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Pokanoket Nation forms encampment on University land in Bristol
Updated on August 21 at 10:40 p.m. People of the Pokanoket Nation and allies joined together in Bristol Sunday afternoon to establish an encampment at Potumtuk, or Mount Hope, in a call for repatriation of the land from the University.
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Cougars look to fill gap left by Bernard at linebacker
Every new season of college football brings with it questions about rosters, personnel and depth. For BYU, two big questions are who replaces all-time leading rusher Jamaal Williams and Kai Nacua at free safety and how does the team grow as a whole in year two under Coach Kalani Sitake floated aroun...
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Classifieds – August 22, 2017
The Daily Trojan features Classified advertising in each day’s edition. Here you can read, search, and even print out each day’s edition of the Classifieds.
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Young the Giant, Cold War Kids and Joywave bring the heat to Eugene
On Aug. 20, Young the Giant, Cold War Kids and Joywave joined forces at the Cuthbert Amphitheater for a show full of anthemic indie pop and mentions of the eclipse. Joywave brought its indie and electronic sounds to Eugene, hot off the release of its latest album, “Content.
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For the Many? A Labour Party Divided
Jeremy Corbyn, speaking at a #StopTrident rally. Trafalgar Square, February 2016. The British Labour Party is currently facing internal fracturing and an identity crisis which impede its ability to effectively oppose Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservative government.
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Lady Monarchs Shutout Albany
Jazzmyn Bradley Contributing Writer Following an impressive 4-1 win in their regular season opener against George Mason on Friday, the Lady Monarchs Women’s Soccer team remained undefeated in their opening weekend with a 3-0 victory over the University of Albany. ...
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Moran Eye Center Offers Certified Eclipse Glasses
A partial solar eclipse cost Nina Waters her sight. Walking along the streets of Rostov-on-Don in Russia, a stranger ran up to Winters with a piece of tinted glass. Winters was assured that she could safely use the glass to view the eclipse that was taking place.
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iFlipd and GoFundMe Make Paying for Textbooks Easier for College Students
Students can ease costs by starting a GoFundMe that will go directly toward their iFlipd on-demand textbook rental account PORTLAND, OR. | AUG.
