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BRITTANY MONTAGUE — Special to The Southern News At last week’s Drag Ball, drag contestants along with members of Southern’s LBGT Prism proved heels weren’t made just for women to walk in,

JAMILA YOUNG — Staff Writer On Wednesday, the first portion of the SCSU Day of Peace took place. The event was organized by students of the Inquiry 101-53N class. They hoped the

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