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Bill Nye’s new show problematic
By James Bouffard Contributing Writer The recent premiere of “Bill Nye Saves the World” on Netflix has been met with popularity. Each episode focuses on a different scientific topic, such as nutrition and climate change, while explaining its relationship to… Read More ›
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Starbucks’ “Unicorn Frappuccino” not as magical as it seems
By Gabriela Laracca Arts And Entertainment Editor Starbucks released their limited edition “Unicorn Frappuccino” in stores nationwide from April 19 to April 23. Baristas described it as a mango flavored beverage with pink and purple coloring, milk, ice, white chocolate… Read More ›
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Out of Darkness campus walk hosted on DMZ
By Jillian Baker News Editor The Out of the Darkness KU campus walk took place on April 30, on the DMZ. Registration for the event started at 3:30 p.m. with the walk beginning at 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. The… Read More ›
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University-directed cut leaves void in composition education, professors say
By Justin Sweitzer Editor-in-chief The recent directive given to the KU English department to cut a base course from their composition program has faculty members concerned over the cut’s effect, as they believe it will be detrimental to students most… Read More ›
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Reports show 8 hate crimes reported at PASSHE universities from 2013-2015
By Sarah-Lyn Subhan Staff Writer From 2013-2015, a total of eight hate crimes have been reported at seven of the 14 Pennsylvania State System universities, according to statistics released by each university. Of the seven, KU had the most hate… Read More ›
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Records: SGB member absences down 28 percent from last year, but 4 seats currently empty
By Kimberly Winters Staff Writer As KU Student Government Board leaders seek to more strictly enforce board policies, the average number of general meeting absences has declined by 28 percent since last year, according to SGB records. There are, however,… Read More ›
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Sociology major to work with refugee Children
By Jillian Baker News Editor Kristyn Rohrer, KU sophomore sociology major, will travel to Jordan this summer to complete a six-week internship at Reclaim Childhood, a nonprofit organization that operates a sports camp for refugee girls. Participants range in age… Read More ›
