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10/25/2010 – 12:28 By: Joseph Kirschner Special to the Southern News The cultural history of Halloween is very connected to ancient Celtic practices, Catholic and Roman rituals and European folk traditions. Used

10/25/2010 By: Samantha McKelvie Staff Writer Too often I hear people say that having a relationship in college is a mistake. “Relationships in college never work,” “College is a time to be

10/25/2010 – 12:24 By: Chardonee Wright Staff Writer Tampons, pads, companies are always trying to make a woman feel comfortable during her menstrual cycle. How comfortable would you feel knowing you can

10/25/2010 By: Cassandra Cammarata Staff Writer Ari Up, aka Arianna Foster, lead singer of the British band The Slits, died this past Wednesday. The Slits, at its inception, was a three-piece, female

10/25/2010 By: Sarah Green Staff Writer With Election Day just one week away, the gubernatorial race is drawing closer. According to one of the latest Rasmussen Reports, the race no longer “leans

10/25/2010 By: Patrick Comerford Special to the Southern News Do you believe in a woman’s right to have access to abortion? Do you believe that decisions regarding abortion procedures should be left

10/18/2010 – 12:34 By: Makayla Silva Managing Editor The archaic notion of censorship is apparently, not as dead and gone as we might like to think. With over 1,000 challenged books since

10/18/2010 – 12:38 By: Cassandra Cammarata Staff Writer On Thursday night, Teresa Lewis was executed for the planned murder of her husband and stepson. She was the first woman to be executed

10/18/2010 – 11:12 By: Sarah Green Special to the Southern News Just weeks away from Election Day 2010, candidates have begun facing off in debates – many for the first time. The

10/18/2010 – 11:12 By: McKenzie Morrell Staff Writer Flabbergasted-a word that seems to sum up my initial reaction to the alarming rise in teen suicides this year due to sexual orientation. To