Cathy Goldufsky said she had been using Limewire for about three months before she received an e-mail that surprised her. The sophomore family and consumer sciences major received the same e-mail as many other students, one that warned them they were infringing on copyright laws…
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Freedom of Choice Act will lead country in wrong direction Students may have noticed “What the FOCA?” fliers and T-shirts springing up this past week. I am going to sum up what is known as the Freedom Of Choice Act, a bill President Obama has…
At 1:27 a.m. Sunday, officers approached a male who appeared to be sick in front of Williams Hall. After speaking with him, the male admitted he had been drinking and officers transported him back to the police department. Police then called someone to pick him…
The Braves had a successful outing last weekend, winning two of three matches by defeating IUPUI and Western Illinois. After facing an early deficit, the Braves came away with a narrow 4-3 victory over a struggling WIU team on Sunday, giving them their first back-to-back…
About 10 times more students were caught illegally downloading music last semester than have ever been caught in a previous semester at Bradley. As of now, students who have been caught sharing their music have been lucky and have only received warnings from the recording…
Health Center identification cards are now available to hold students’ personal health information. Students can pick up the cards from their resident advisers, greek houses or from Health Services in the Markin Family Student Recreation Center. The cards are designed to better communication between local…
The track and field team continues to excel in the mid-distance events this season, notching several top-10 finishes at the UNI Invite in Cedar Falls, Iowa, this past weekend. Junior Katie Nowak, who broke Bradley’s school record for the indoor mile at last weekend’s Iowa…
After fearlessly disclosing her breast cancer diagnosis last semester, it would be difficult for University President Joanne Glasser to be more personally available to students. But she has found a way to outdo herself with the introduction of open office hours beginning next week. Assistant…
Upon Caterpillar Inc.’s announcement on Monday that it is cutting 20,000 jobs, spokesperson Jim Dugan said the outlook for the future is uncertain. “We have instituted a hiring freeze, which we announced in December, and it’s in response to the global recession, which is having…
Mill Street Sandwiches replaces Blimpie, offers variety of sandwiches and soups for students It was only 2000 when the ribbon was cut for the new Blimpie in the Michel Student Center. Less than a decade later, a panini press has replaced the microwave, and Mill…