Collegian columnist Chelsea Whitton went to her family’s church back home over Easter break and noticed that the Bible now isn’t the only word for getting God’s message out there.
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UMass professor Manisha Sinha re-examines abolitionists’ role in Civil War
In a Distinguished Faculty Lecture yesterday, the associate professor asked if “the abolitionists cause the Civil War.”
Tags: Afro-American Studies, Civil War, Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series, Manisha Sinha
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Taste of UMass returns to Mullins Center
The 17th annual Taste of UMass – an event organized by the University of Massachusetts – will take over the Mullins Center today from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Tags: Hits 94.3, Red Sox, Same the Minuteman, Taste of UMass
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Plourde becomes 3rd Minutewoman to record 1,000 strikeouts
With 14 strikeouts against Boston University, junior Sara Plourde joined Brandice Balschmiter and Danielle Henderson as the only UMass pitchers to compile 1,000 strikeouts in their careers.
Tags: Brandice, Brandice Balschmiter, Danielle Henderson, Elaine Sortino, Sara Plourde
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Minutewomen win behind Plourde and Matthew
The Massachusetts softball team defeated BU on Wednesday behind Sara Plourde’s career-game on the mound and Cyndil Matthew’s 2-for-3 effort.
Tags: Boston Univeristy, Cyndil Matthew, Elaine Sortino, Sara Plourde
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UMass welcomes No. 25 Charlotte to Earl Lorden Field
The Massachusetts baseball team will host conference-leading Charlotte for a three-game series beginning on Friday.
Tags: Atlantic 10, Baseball, Charlotte, Matt Gedman, Mike Stone
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Minutemen sit one spot out of playoffs
The Massachusetts baseball team, which hasn’t made the Atlantic 10 tournament since 2009, currently rank one spot out of the playoffs.
Tags: Atlantic 10, Baseball, Beanpot, Conference Tournament, Northeastern
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Healthy choice or forced restriction?
Collegian columnist Emily McGovern thinks that Boston Mayor Menino enforcing a soda sale ban in public places is not up to him. It’s up to individuals whether or not to drink pop.
Tags: Food Restrictions, Soda, Thomas Menino
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Letters to the editor: 4-27-11
The Collegian’s readers respond to the most recent week’s news stories and articles.
Tags: college, Faculty Senate, letters to the editor, Stress, Tobacco
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‘Fringe’ undergoes creative evolution
Fox’s science-fiction drama “Fringe” got off to a rough start with its first season, but has since made major creative improvements.
Tags: Fringe, J.J. Abrams, Lost, Sci-fi
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