PEACH, a sub-organization of the Haitian American Student Association, will be collecting toiletries and school supplies for Haitians until the semester ends.
Monday, May 21, 2012 | last update: 5:37 am
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PEACH collects essentials for Haiti
Tags: Arcahaie, Haiti, PEACH, Theresa Alphonse
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Spiritualized continues psychedelic blues sound in ‘Sweet Heart Sweet Light’
Created under a drug-induced haze, Spiritualized maintains a similar sound to past albums, with a sense of growth unheard in other works.
Tags: Jason Pierce, Spacemen 3, Spiritualized, Sweet Heart Sweet Light
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‘Don’t Trust the B—- in Apartment 23’ worth the watch
This new ABC comedy shines with its quirky combination of misplaced celebrities, roommate reign and southern belle simplicity.
Tags: James Van Der Beek, Liza Lapira
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Lecturer discusses proper use of sex toys
From items common in local sex shops to bizarre objects that can only found online, sex educator Megan Andelloux talked about safe practices and proper uses of sex toys.
Tags: lecture, Sex toys
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Video: Collegian Coffee Talk
Check in with the Collegian’s favorite New Yorkers Mariam, Mildred and Dierdre.
Tags: coffee talk
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UM Lecturer discusses effects of stress during puberty
UMass lecture discusses the negative impact stress can have on people, specifically girls, during puberty, as tested on mice.
Tags: jeffrey blaustein, mice lecture, neuroscience and behavior graduate program
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Diacon to leave University by end of semester, accepts job at Kent State
University of Massachusetts Deputy Chancellor Todd Diacon will be leaving Amherst at the end of the semester.
Tags: departure, Kent State University, Todd Diacon
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UM suggests Egypt not safe for studying abroad
UM students advised to take their travel abroad experience somewhere other than Egypt as American citizens are not likely to be safe there.
Tags: Education Abroad, Egypt, Erika L. Schluntz, International Programs Office, UMass
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Financial aid reaches record high
UMass is offering an all-time high amount of grant money to students across its five campuses.
Tags: Board of Trustees Committee, Financial Aid, Robert Caret
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