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CHRISTIAN CARRION — Staff Writer All terrorists are not Muslim, but all Muslims are terrorists. The Muslim faith teaches hatred, violence and oppression of women. The Muslim way of life is a

SABINA WALTERS — Staff Writer  It was a special evening by any degree of standard; one an audience member felt honored to attend and would want to remember for life.  There was

RYAN FLYNN — Staff Writer Robin Troy and Vivian Shipley, both published authors and professors in the Southern English Department, hosted a fiction and poetry reading Thursday night.  Shipley, a veteran of

IVYLEE ROSARIO— Staff Writer To Tiara Willie, helping people learn about the effects of HIV/AIDS is rewarding, she said, because most do not realize how close to home these diseases may be

SAVANNAH MUL — Staff Writer The latest tweets, picture uploads and easy access to this-not-so-newfangled addiction is what makes Akieme Murdock, junior human performance major, say, “What’s the next move?” Murdock said there

RYAN MORGAN — Managing Editor  Music echoed through the student center as local bands put on a show to remember last Thursday night. Seven different groups donated their time at Delta Phi

SIMONE VIRZI — Copy Editor Some kids turn 18 and buy a lottery ticket; Southern student Chris Carrion turned 18 and took a bigger gamble by going on the TV show “The

OLIVIA RICHMAN — General Assignment Reporter He stood at the podium, laughed and talked  about how “angsty” he was as a “juvenile” in his sophomore year of high school.  Then he began to

PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor If The Death Race’s website, www.YouMayDie.com, is any indication of what The Death Race entails, Southern graduate Michael Albarella is in for a real treat when he