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From the Roberts: Spring Jumpsuits

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By Raquel Roberts and Samantha Roberts Bloggers Dread not fashionistas of the world! Spring is finally on it’s way despite the very long and harsh winter. And...
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Blogs

The Lime Correspondent: Lime Culture

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By Patrick Gallagher Blogger After the resounding response to my last article, “The Origin of Limes,” I would first like to thank my readers and supporters...
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The Elephant in the Room: A look at Hillary Clinton

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By Meghan Chroback Blogger Hillary Clinton is one name that has a lot of power and meaning in the United States. Many people, including Pharrell, predicts that...
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Cop Shop

Bigotry in the bathroom

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During the College's Spring Break, a series of biased phrases and images were found above a urinal in the men's bathroom, third floor of the Library.
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News

The poor and the poormasters: a timeless story

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Freelance writer Holly Metz discusses her new book "Killing the Poormaster," which uncovers histories of corruption and poverty in Depression-era New Jersey.
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News

Improved site for schedule

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The site sgacademicaffairs.weebly.com is introduced to SG in the hopes of improving the student body's tools for scheduling.
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Business Briefs

Janet Yellen: high spirits, low rates

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The new Federal Reserve chairman Janet Yellen promises to keep interest rates low, and 'Divergent' makes waves at the box office.
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Arts & Entertainment

Paradise Fears connects with Rat audience

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Students had the chance to hang out with their favorite musicians in the Rathskeller on Friday, March 21, when Paradise Fears and Pentimento performed and connected with their fans.
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News

Rushkoff emphasizes humanity in digital age

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In a world consumed with digital media, Douglas Rushkoff is on team human. Rushkoff argued for human intervention in his talk, “Program or Be Programmed: Play, Participation and Power in a Digital Age,” in the Mayo Concert Hall on Wednesday, March 19.
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Arts & Entertainment

‘Dido and Aeneas’ thrills: Traditional aspects a success

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On Friday, March 21, the College’s Department of Music presented its second performance of Henry Purcell’s opera, “Dido and Aeneas,” in the Black Box Theatre in Kendall Hall.
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Arts & Entertainment

Flute recital impresses

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Gerado Aquino on trumpet and Genna Conti on percussion brought the Mayo Concert Hall to life on Sunday, March 23, with their effortless skill for their Senior Recital.
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Arts & Entertainment

Hipper motions to harness social media

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As part of the Brown Bag Series, guest speaker Tom Hipper visited the College in the Mayo Concert Hall on Friday, March 21, for “Communication During Disasters: How Social Media and Crisis Mapping Are Changing the Field.”
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Arts & Entertainment

Ellie Goulding dazzles with ‘Halcyon Days’ tour

Jonathan Edmondson - 1
Goulding brought her “Halcyon Days” tour to The Liacouras Center on Friday, March 14, performing a complete 20-song set, containing everything from her radio hits to her softer acoustic numbers.
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Features

Despite rumors, growth in Greeks

Colleen Murphy - 0
One, two, three, four, Greek.This is what assistant director for fraternity & sorority life Dave Conner sometimes thinks to himself when walking around campus....
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