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• Bad Moms proves to be comedic hit

  By thekeystonenews on September 17, 2016 • ( 0 )

  By Carly Gaba On July 29, “Bad Moms,” a movie, about moms partying, that you never knew you wanted to see, was brought to the big screen. With a terrific cast, this R-rated film is raunchy, yet facetious, as it… Read More ›

• United States ballot laws eviscerate fair democratic system

  By thekeystonenews on September 16, 2016 • ( 0 )

  

  By Alex Neason As a democratic nation, America relies on the people to choose their leaders and representatives by casting their ballot in November every year. This year is no different. However, this election cycle has been polluted with controversy…. Read More ›

• ‘By the Numbers’ by Jen Lancaster

  By thekeystonenews on September 16, 2016 • ( 0 )

  By Carly Gaba “If laughter is a great tonic for the spirit, then Jen Lancaster is a double dose,” said USA TODAY. New York Times best-selling author, Jen Lancaster, brought forth her usual personality in her newest fiction novel, “By… Read More ›

• Men’s rugby falls short at CRC

  By thekeystonenews on September 15, 2016 • ( 0 )

  

  By Justin Sweitzer While most students returned home for the summer, KU men’s rugby returned home to the pitch competing in multiple tournaments this past summer, including the Penn Mutual Collegiate Rugby Championship in Chester, Pennsylvania, where they fell short… Read More ›

• APSCUF faculty approves strike authorization

  By thekeystonenews on September 15, 2016 • ( 0 )

  By Andrew Kutzer After three days of voting, members of APSCUF voted in favor of a strike authorization. Over 93 percent of faculty approved the authorization, according to an APSCUF press release posted on Monday. “The vast majority of faculty… Read More ›

• ‘HAGS’ exhibition hits Eckhaus

  By thekeystonenews on September 15, 2016 • ( 0 )

  

  By Jesse Warner Eckhaus Gallery, located downtown, is now accepting works of art that students have produced during their awkward middle school years. The gallery’s show is geared toward fine arts majors, but is open to anyone who wants to… Read More ›

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