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By ELIZABETH DISHIAN—Staff Writer | At Relay for Life it’s hard to pick one beautiful moment, but if a student had to, most would pick the Luminaria ceremony, according to Jennifer Nolte,

Kristina James — Staff Writer A big smile covered Kristina Santoro’s face as her friend, Mariam Mansour, wrapped a blue satin hijab around her head. “I am very interested in how they keep

Simone Virzi — News Writer What should a professor do if a student draws a heart with an arrow next to their name on an exam? This was an example referenced several times

 Simone Virzi — News Writer As technology becomes increasingly important in soci­ety, younger people are finding it harder to let go of their cell phones – even while driving. Bridgestone tires recently conducted

Freddy Heredia — Staff Writer Throughout the past week the SCSU community has come together to take a stand against racism. Sponsored by the YWCA, the Office of Diver­sity & Equity Programs, Mul­ticultural

Sarah Green Copy Editor Students could sense the excitement in the room as Ashley Ishman and some of the other sisters of Delta Phi Epsilon threw giveaways, like Spring Fest T-shirts, into

SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer Pirate funfetti, Oreo, and chocolate root beer float were just a few cupcakes offered last Thursday, April 19, at the Cupcakes for Cancer fundraiser, hosted by Southern’s

Elizabeth Dishian — Staff Writer Judging a book by its cover can be hurtful to the students on Southern’s campus, because most stereotypes are untrue, according to Jim Hoffecker, graduate intern for

SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer Growing up, students learn about practicing safe sex, but sexual assault and rape are not often discussed until college, and by then, it may be too late,

Stephany Kaufman — Staff Writer As the weather gets warmer, students are growing anxious for the spring semester to come to an end and for summer to finally begin. The temptation to