Collegian columnist Chelsea Whitton believes that in a time where women’s reproductive rights and funding are being, an indisputable violation against womens’ rights has occured in South Dakota.
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South Dakota violating women’s rights
Tags: Dennis Daugaard, South Dakota, women's rights
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Tantalizing tofu and veggie delight
Collegian contributor Ashley O’Neil ditched meat back in September and has clung to her new vegetarian lifestyle because of its accessibility to tofu and recipe experimentation.
Tags: Diets, Food & Drink, Tofu, Vegenarianiam
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AL East Title for the Sox this Year?
Sox blogger Chelsey Sordello takes a look at not only the Opening Day Roster, but analyzes the Red Sox’s chances at the AL East title this season, which look promising.
Tags: Baseball, Fenway Park, Marco Scutaro, Opening Day, Red Sox
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Did Natalie Portman deserve the Oscar?
Given the recent controversy surrounding the amount of dancing Natalie Portman may or may not have done in “Black Swan,” blogger Kim Giordano breaks things down for the fans.
Tags: Black Swan, controversy, dancing, Natalie Portman, oscars
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Campus Perspectives: Spring Concert
Students weigh in on their thoughts about this year’s Spring Concert artist choices and the ticket cost increase.
Tags: 3Oh!3, B.o.B., Pretty Lights, spring concert
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Police gear up for end of school year
The University of Massachusetts Police Department and the Amherst Police Department will be adopting a two-pronged approach to curb dangerous drinking occurrences and noisy disorderly partying.
Tags: APD, dangerous drinking, Noise, UMPD
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Members of campus community show up in force to blood drive
Nearly 200 pints of blood were collected at a drive yesterday, sponsored by the University of Massachusetts Police Department.
Tags: blood drive, UMPD
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One incumbent prevails, the other falls
Voters in Amherst yesterday chose to re-elect one incumbent, while they narrowly chose not re-elect the other incumbent in the town’s two contested town-wide races.
Tags: Aaron Hayden, Amherst elections, Diana Stein, Harrison Gregg, John Coull, Judy Brooks, Katherine Appy, Michael Wolff, Patricia Holland, Stephanie O'Keeffe, Vincent O'Connor
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UMPD make arrest in alleged JQA rape case
The University of Massachusetts Police Department has made an arrest in connection with the alleged rape that occurred Friday, March 11 in John Quincy Adams, a high-rise residential dormitory in Southwest.
Tags: campus rape, John Quincy Adams
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Trading four-leaf clovers for iPhones
Seeing the younger generation already dependent on technology has left Nick Bush to wonder about the effects it has on development.
Tags: children development, technology
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