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Posts published in March 2014

Editorial 3.7.14: Big campus problems can’t be ignored

We know that the Michel Student Center didn’t fail the Peoria City/County Health Department inspection. The facility is clean, and it’s more than safe to eat there. But if the Student Center food serving areas scored below an acceptable level for four times in a…

Inside Lost Soles

Don’t ever question whether Bradley students can break it down, because Lost Soles would definitely have something to say about it. If you’ve heard Jay Z blasting in the corner Markin dance studio, then you’ve heard the hardworking sounds of one of Bradley’s greatest clubs.…

Participation is key in upcoming SBO elections

It’s that time of year when attention goes from the hardwood to home plate, from slipping on ice to sloshing through puddles and from blasting the heat in below-zero temperatures to wondering when the air conditioning is going to be turned on in the dorms.…

Oxymoron Review

Ties with The Crips, drug addiction, raising a daughter, introspection and re-evaluation; bucket hat-wearing party boy Schoolboy Q has a lot to say on his third studio album, and first major label release, “Oxymoron”. Coming in at a total of 19 songs (if you count…

Highlighting Pharrell Williams

These days it seems that creators of popular culture are either talked about and marketed like no other or relatively under the radar. Generally, humility seems to be lacking in the industry. Enter Pharrell Williams. Besides the crazy hat that he sported at the Academy…

Sororities take back the night

Over the course of their presidencies, the 2013-2014 school year sorority presidents all dealt with at least one situation of sexual assault affecting at least one of their chapter members. They decided to take a stand and to take back the night. Take Back the…

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