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This year’s graduating seniors will have to work harder in their searches for jobs than those in the past due to a faltering economy and a 22 percent drop in hiring. A recent report by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) has noted…

Communications Council recently selected the new communication organization heads for next school year. Last Friday, Communications  Council held interviews with applicants for several positions and chose the most qualified candidates for each, Executive Director for Student Involvement Greg Killoran said. Positions were filled for Broadside…

Student body officer hopefuls discuss platforms, goals and ideas in debate on Sunday night While a debate was scheduled for student body officer candidates Sunday night, the event turned out to be a question and answer session, and only had one rebuttal. It came from…

Tee Johnson Running for: President Year and major: Junior criminal justice and sociology Johnson said she thinks students have lost their voice at Bradley. She believes students’ voices have become that of the administration, and she is running on the platform of unity and integration.…

A combination of adjusted techniques and preparation has put Bradley in a position to exceed its recruitment goals for next year – if this was a normal economy. “We’re up in spring visits which is a very high-yielding group,” Vice President of Student Affairs Alan…

Group meets on campus to discuss cleaning up Springfield Theatrical, shameful and disgraceful were some of the words used to describe Illinois politics at the latest meeting of the Illinois Reform Commission. The fifth meeting of the commission took place Monday in the Hartmann Center.…

Printing on campus is mostly limited to personal use in dorm rooms, but that is about to change. On Monday, a printer and computer will be added to Sisson Hall, which is connected to the Michel Student Center. It will be available for student use,…

For many students, waking up and grabbing the latest edition of the Scout on Friday mornings has become habit. But at universities across the country, this privilege is becoming less common. “The decision to suspend Friday publication was based on a tighter than normal budget,”…

Barbara Van Auken is the current representative for the second district. She lives near the intersection of Knoxville and Forrest Hill avenues. She received her bachelor’s degree from Bradley and her juris doctor from the University of Illinois. Editor’s note: Answers were edited for space…