The Great “Wall” in New York Cracks
October 18, 2011 • by Michael Clasuen
Filed under News
Police arrested hundreds of protesters who occupied an iconic New York bridge during demonstrations against the nation’s financial system, before releasing the demonstrators with tickets. The “Occupy Wall Street” protesters extended their rally to the Brooklyn Bridge, where they were... Read more »
University Construction
October 13, 2011 • by Carter Beethoven Brown
Filed under News
When driving through the Midway area of Saint Paul, students may be wondering what is going on with University Avenue. The once bustling avenue populated with late night fast-food cravers and hooligans has been transformed into a hard hat work zone. So what is going on? In an effort to provide a new... Read more »
Alumni Voices – Christine Claiborne ’09
October 12, 2011 • by Christine Claiborne
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Many people tend to elaborate on the seriousness of college. Personally, I tend to say and tell others that it will be as hard as you allow it to be. Upon entering college I had the mind frame that the next four years of my life were going to be all work and no play. Me being the third oldest of six,... Read more »
Cougar Cafeteria
October 12, 2011 • by Carter Leroy Brown
Filed under News, Top Stories
What do you mean there aren’t cookies in the snack bar? That’s right, folks. The days of butter and meatloaf have been replaced with “I-Cant-Believe-Its-Not-Butter” and reconstituted soy gelatin. But look on the bright side. Como Park’s lunchroom has made some changes to better your life... Read more »
The History Of Halloween
October 7, 2011 • by Salice Collins
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Halloween is a time of celebration, superstition, dressing up, and everyone’s favorite, getting candy. Halloween is a neighborhood-based event that has been characterized by child-friendly activities such as trick-or-treating, dressing up in costumes and going to Halloween parties. How did Halloween... Read more »
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