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As most of you are probably aware the government officially shut down last Saturday at midnight. Oh wait, just kidding, stop the presses. The politicians were able to come to a last

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter: President Barack Obama: a nationally known, self-accomplished, successful public figure, as people might label him; a person who obtained the powerful position he sits in today, with

Chardoneé Wright, Staff Writer: You may have thought that indulging in some Haagen-Dazs ice cream and watching reruns of Waiting To Exhale after your “boo” dumped you was the answer to your

Steve Miller, Opinions Editor: Whether it’s for media attention or a true interest in the well-being of Americans, Representative Peter King has made his beliefs about Muslims loud and clear, for the

Dear Dr. Strangelove, I’ve been seeing this guy for about a month, roughly. He takes me out on actual dates, always wants to hang out, and is fun to talk to. Basically,

Stephanie Paulino, Managing Editor: Just weeks after news spread of Provost and Chief Academic Officer Selase Williams’ planned departure at the end of the year, top university officials have appointed his replacement,

Jeff Nowak, Sports Freak: Southern is getting ready for nationals in the spring, and it just revealed its secret weapon: a man named Battle. You may know him as Stanley F. Battle,

Jeff Nowak, Editor in Chief: A mainstay in the Southern fashion world is now banned. North Face brand jackets will no longer be allowed in academic buildings, dormitories or campus dining facilities.

Stephanie Paulino, Managing Editor: Starting construction on new parking garages, campus police have required commuter students to find alternative methods to reach the university, eliminating parking in commuter lots. “We all have

Ryan Morgan, News Editor: Many clubs and organizations on campus occupy offices on the second floor of the Michael J. Adanti Student Center. This spring, the competition will begin as all rooms