Originally published October 22, 2010 The Bradley bubble seemed to shrink a bit on Monday as word of junior Phil Kaiser’s death rippled through campus. At first, rumors of what had happened ran rampant. Assumptions, wrong ones, were made. But later, once the 21 year…
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Originally published October 22, 2010 Last spring, Student Senate implemented a new recycling program on campus, starting with a few of the residence halls, including Williams Hall and University Hall as a trial to see the reaction. “I like the fact that we have the…
Originally published October 22, 2010 After a year of busy cafeterias and long lines, Bradley will soon open up Lydia’s Lounge as another option for lunch. “This had been discussed for about the past three weeks,” Director of Food Services Ron Gibson said. “The dining…
Originally published October 22, 2010 Student Senate’s Speak Up! gave students a chance to speak with administrators about anything and everything. “Student Senate has Speak Up! not only to allow the students to voice their opinions on campus, but provides a forum for the administration…
Originally published October 22, 2010 Ten million dollars is all that stands between the Campaign for a Bradley Renaissance and its final goal. Since its April 2008 launch, the campaign has raised $140.5 million of the $150 million goal, and the final two construction projects…
Originally published October 22, 2010 Suicide after suicide of gay teenage boys may have been making the forefront of recent news, but many students said the Bradley campus is more accepting than others. “I have a couple of gay buddies, and there hasn’t been anything…
Originally published October 22, 2010 The former Blockbuster in Campustown will be empty for only a little while longer. “The University Police will be moving into the old Blockbuster either at the end of this year to the beginning of next year,” said Sgt. Rick…
Originally published October 22, 2010 Stephen Brodkin had heard about Jay Leno’s obsession with cars before last weekend. But he’s not really into stand up comedy, so the late night funny man’s show wasn’t a huge attraction for him. At least not until he found…
Originally published October 22, 2010 Junior baseball player Phil Kaiser died of an undiagnosed heart condition early Monday morning. Kaiser, a communication major with a focus on advertising, had attended church with his girlfriend, junior Noelle Dehler, and then returned to her apartment. While watching…
Originally published October 8, 2010 The human body consists of up to 75 percent water – which comes out to about 10 to 12 gallons of water. Most people do not take into account that so much of the human body is made up of…