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Sex shop in town causes stir with residents 11

The Quad, West Chester University, West Chester, PA

18 hours ago by Patrick Gardner

Throughout time, cultures have looked at human sexuality in many different ways. In certain religions, women cannot expose their skin in public. In other religions, doctrines encourage men to have multiple wives. Sex has saved lives, destroyed lives, produced countless movies, books, and songs, saved countries and started wars.

Get to Know Her Before She's Famous 7

The Hunter Envoy, Hunter College, New York, NY

9 hours ago by Charlotte Cusumano

A girl with no formal drama training flew on a whim to LA for an acting competition, won first prize in five categories and snatched up a manager. Now you can catch her on the CW11-and also in your creative writing class. Yin Chang, a junior Creative Writing and Media Major at Hunter, has been spending her days and evenings filming with the cast of the popular show, Gossip Girl.

Funding denied to program; title deemed offensive to women 6

The Quad, West Chester University, West Chester, PA

1 hour ago by Jenn Rothstein and Ginger Rae Dunbar

On Monday, March 29th, there will most likely not be a presentation called "Pussies, Pens and Politics" co-sponsored by the Women's Center Club, the Women's Studies department and LGBTQA.

The event, which had been scheduled since early last semester, was deemed "inappropriate," and the Women's Center is not able to use their SGA allotted budget to bring the group to campus.

Comedian Johnny Walker jokes around at MoCo 5

The Comenian, Moravian College, Bethlehem, PA

1 day ago by Kevin Kirsche

Having been featured on Comedy Central and as a patient on the television show "ER," the popular comedian Johnny Walker came to Moravian College for an hour worth of comedy this past weekend.

Walker began with talk about Fresca because it is "bubbly and effervescent," and warmed the audience of students up for a great show.

Two Months in Egypt 5

The Hunter Envoy, Hunter College, New York, NY

1 day ago by Tracy Neiman

Today, while waiting in line for the bathroom at Starbucks, a young woman emerged from the bathroom, agitated at the lack of toilet paper. Five days ago, I sat on a busy dirt road eating a falafel sandwich from a sheet of newspaper. People, cars and donkeys heaved by in masses.


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Strategies in an Uncertain Market


		Strategies in an Uncertain Market

The Stern Opportunity, NYU Stern SChool of Business, NY

1 day ago by Sedef Baykal

The Stern Private Equity Club (SPEC) held its Fifth Annual Private Equity Conference on Friday, March 5, themed "Strategies in an Uncertain Market" and sponsored by Ernst & Young, Kirkland & Ellis LLP, Pitch Book, and Thomson Reuters. The morning began at 9:30 a.

To Help the World's Poorest, You Have to Know Your Customer

The Stern Opportunity, NYU Stern SChool of Business, NY

1 day ago by Adam Gromis

What do an ultra-rich Manhattanite and an ultra-poor Bangladeshi woman have in common? They both still receive personal attention from their banker. According to Citi Microfinance's Global Director Bob Annibale - speaking at Stern on Friday March 5 for the New Challenges in Microfinance conference - while most clients today rarely meet face to face with someone from their bank, these disparate income segments remain in constant contact with their bankers, though for vastly different reasons.

SPHA Ushers in a New Era of Healthcare at Stern

The Stern Opportunity, NYU Stern SChool of Business, NY

1 day ago by Sukanya Swetharanya

On Thursday evening, a relatively small but passionate and growing community gathered in anticipation of a captivating and enlightening evening. As over 130 students, alumni, and industry professionals discussed the innovation and change in the healthcare industry, the waves of healthcare reform moved from the Capitol into the walls of KMC.

When the World Got "Lost"


		When the World Got "Lost"

The College Hill, Sussex Community College, NJ

3 days ago by Ariel Schmiedhauser

More than 2 million people watched as Oceanic flight 815 crashed into an island on September 22, 2004. This island would host a world of mystery to be watched continually for six years.

Reorganization is Aimed at Improving Lincoln's Image

The Lincolnian, Lincoln University, PA

2 days ago by Alicia C. Beach

In response to a mandate by the Board of Trustees, Lincoln University has made some changes within its organizational structure.

Academic Affairs, Development /External Relations and Fiscal Affairs have undergone a dramatic change since last month. The Division of Student Affairs, which used to be an autonomous division within the university, is now under the day-to-day management of Dr.

PARTY, PARTY, PARTY… NO MORE GETTING WASTED

The Lincolnian, Lincoln University, PA

22 hours ago by By: Anessa Hodgson and Raphael Clifton

University officials have cancelled all on-campus parties after a student brawl broke out in the Student Union Building several weeks ago.

Most of the fighting was precipitated because of significant amounts of alcohol consumption, according to university officials.

Poet and Professor Lectures at Lincoln


		Poet and Professor Lectures at Lincoln

The Lincolnian, Lincoln University, PA

2 days ago by Nicole Lockley

Former Lincoln University professor, Dr. Joanne Gabbin, will be the next speaker at the Amos Scholarly Lecture series on Thursday, March 11.

"She is a scholar of the highest caliber and symbolizes the best in liberal arts education," said Gladys J. Willis, Dean of the School of Humanities and Graduate Studies at Lincoln University.

When the Silver Lining Turns Black


		When the Silver Lining Turns Black

The College Hill, Sussex Community College, NJ

2 days ago by Ashley Intveld

Sweat and tears converged into one; a river of panic painted on a young mother's face as her newborn is slapped and left wailing. Her child will find comfort from over 3.4 million pairs of watching eyes, as the reality slap his sixteen-year-old mother is feeling will leave her wailing for a thrilling twelve episodes to follow.

New Vampire Weekend effort worth the wait

The Laf, Lafayette College, PA

5 days ago by Kevin Murphy

Vampire Weekend returned earlier this year with their sophomore album Contra, and fans of 2008's self-titled debut should be impressed. Vampire Weekend has proven with this new effort that they weren't a one album wonder.

Contra overflows with creativity - moreso than their debut.

Health care reform stalled by corporate freedom of speech


		Health care reform stalled by corporate freedom of speech

The Triangle, Drexel University, PA

6 days ago by Justin Gero

On Feb. 25, attention was focused on the meeting of Democrats and Republicans at the White House Health care Summit. This gathering was promoted as a way to break deadlock on health reform - deadlock that has stalled Congressional efforts despite the support of President Obama and the majority of the U.

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