Homecoming is Parent and Family Day
Students’ families may have the opportunity to be a Panther for a day.
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You have to market your brand accordingly
In case you haven’t been informed, your potential employers will check your Facebook and they will find that most incriminating picture of you.
College Republicans united by ‘common goal’
The College Republicans are representing once again.
Homecoming is offering students a variety of events
As you may have noticed, the University has decorated its campuses in blue and gold, reflecting this year’s homecoming theme “Unleash the Spirit,” in anticipation of Homecoming week, which is fast approaching.
University students exhibit work in GC Art Gallery
More than 200 visitors, mostly family and friends of the artists visited “Painting in the Gardens” on the weekend of Sept. 15 at the GC Art Gallery. The exhibit features works of art by University students enrolled in the 2012 spring and summer painting ateliers.
Japanese traditions are shared with the University
Hailing from the Shimane prefecture of western Japan, four coiling serpents, a daring god of the storm and a candy-throwing fishing god shared an ancient Japanese tradition with University students and faculty.
Students learn the importance of permaculture
It is a sticky Friday afternoon and more than 60 students are in a garden listening intently to a man enthusiastically discuss the importance of earthworms.
Power and Pleasure: How social Greeks hinder the ability to inspire a Shared Vision
Too often, many within the social Greek community pursue student leadership for power and/or pleasure, both of which are damaging to the student body and illogical in nature.
“The Master” proves to be as grand as its title
Paul Thomas Anderson’s entire career has been leading up to this moment, and what a moment it is. This is something dozens of filmmakers strive to achieve, and it comes in the form of an ambitious magnum opus, “The Master.”
“Compliance is very unsettling, but well worth watching”
Juan Barquin/Columnist There is a fine line that many films walk, and just a few mistakes could mean falling into the realm of exploitation. Such…
