Besides victimizing people who are currently without significant others by accentuating the wonderful world of love and romance they aren’t a part…
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Students seek to turn the tables on poverty and injustice
by Holly Stewart February 19, 2010Nearly fifty Northwestern students attended the Faith & International Development conference at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan that was held Feb.…
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Eating disorders awareness week: Gaining a healthy perspective
by Anne Eberline February 19, 2010By Sally Oakes Edman, Ph.D Formal eating disorders present severe threats to the physical, psychological and social well-being of those affected. While…
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As students on campus were rushing around making plans with their loved ones before Valentines day, two students in particular were on a mission…
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Knitting and crocheting have become something of a phenomenon on campus. In female dorms, knitting and crocheting are common hobbies and it’s…
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Those who aren’t talented enough to choreograph complicated dance routines or brave enough to salsa with a professor had their own opportunity…
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Last weekend I watched the Super Bowl from 11:30 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. We ate fancy, stinky cheese and chocolate-covered biscuits and…
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While there are many things you can give to your sweetheart this Valentine’s Day, making a delicious treat is a romantic gesture…
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Pondering from Across the Pond: From the Precocious Mind of Emily Muilenburg
by Anne Eberline February 5, 2010The rain was just starting as I trudged back from the library this morning– not enough to douse me or anything, but…
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It’s time for the big game: the NFL showdown featuring the New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis Colts. Next to the game,…