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Blacks chose Obama over Jackson as race spokesperson


		Blacks chose Obama over Jackson as race spokesperson

The District Chronicles, Howard University, DC

2 days ago by George E Curry/NNPA Columnist

While everyone was fixated on Jesse Jackson's interest in castrating Sen. Barack Obama,  almost overlooked was another Obama insult  John McLaughlin, host of the "McLaughlin Group," made.

Black Anglicans question conservatives, African ties

The District Chronicles, Howard University, DC

1 day ago by Daniel Burke/Religion News Service

For five years, conservative Episcopalians eager to escape their liberal American church have been building ties with African Anglicans half a world away. But they have few connections with Black Americans in their own back yard.

Demographics report reveals several trends

The Llama Ledger, Bard College at Simon's Rock, MA

3 days ago by Robin Caskey

"We have students who've volunteered with farm workers, veterans, blind students, and young children," says Dean of Admissions and Student Affairs Leslie Davidson of the exceptional incoming class of 2009.

Kendrick House renovation leaves dorm with updated floor, mechanical, electrical plans, new bathrooms, eco-friendly materials


		Kendrick House renovation leaves dorm with updated floor, mechanical, electrical plans, new bathrooms, eco-friendly materials

The Llama Ledger, Bard College at Simon's Rock, MA

3 days ago by Emma Tucker

The highly anticipated renovation of Kendrick House took place this summer and will be finished by the time students return to campus. "After a very hectic summer," says Director of Physical Plant Steve Carignan, "we're very hopeful." Students will be able to move in on Aug. 18 when Orientation begins.

Help Save The Meridian Archives


		Help Save The Meridian Archives

Meridian, Lehman College, NY

5 days ago

The first issue of The Meridian arrived on September 24, 1964. The paper would go on to report on the college's transition from Hunter to Lehman, on demonstrations against the Vietnam War in the sixties, a student takeover of the campus in the seventies, and the expansion of the college throughout the eighties and nineties. Together with the Special Collections Division of the Leonard Lief Library, The Meridian is seeking to preserve its fragile archives. If you are interested in helping digitize this historic collection please call 718 960 4966 or email us.

WELCOME BACK


		WELCOME BACK

Meridian, Lehman College, NY

5 days ago

If you have news or would like to join the staff of The Meridian please contact us at 718 960 4966 or lehmanmeridian@gmail.com.

SLIDESHOW: Opportunities to look forward to at Simon's Rock

The Llama Ledger, Bard College at Simon's Rock, MA

3 days ago

A Guide to: Tenleytown


		A Guide to: Tenleytown

The Eagle, American University, DC

6 days ago by Carolyn Phenicie

For those who don't feel like a big night out or who are crunched for time, here's the best of Tenleytown and the surrounding campus. Everything is within walking distance of AU's campus or the university's Tenleytown shuttle stop.

A Guide to: The Red Line


		A Guide  to: The Red Line

The Eagle, American University, DC

5 days ago by Tamar Hallerman

Are you tired of the Cheesecake Factory? (If you aren't, which I know you aren't, there's one of those too, located right by the Friendship Heights Metro station.) Yawning into your Maggiano's minestrone? Weeping while ordering another Domino's pepperoni pizza over the phone? Here is a sampling of the fantastic culinary selection that lies conveniently along Metrorail's red line that will keep you full, enlightened, or at the very least, not bored.

BREAKING NEWS: Man attacks student in possible kidnapping attempt

The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD

4 days ago by Brady Holt

Man attacks student in Lot 1 Wednesday night; University Police send e-mail crime alert

A Guide to: Weekends in the District


		A Guide to: Weekends in the District

The Eagle, American University, DC

5 days ago by Maureen McCarty

Although going to the monuments at night is cool, you can only do it so many times before it loses its mystique. And as awesome as the Smithsonian museums are, they, too, tend to become a little boring after awhile. Have no fear, though. Beyond the staple diet of monuments and museums, the District houses an array of events and restaurants to keep even the most veteran Washingtonians enticed. Below is just a sample of the typical AU haunts.

Lacrosse player Young arrested on DWI charges


		Lacrosse player Young arrested on DWI charges

The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD

5 days ago by Mark Selig

Terrapin lacrosse player Ryan Young was arrested and charged with DWI on Aug. 2, just four months after teammate Travis Reed was arrested for DUI and marijuana possession.

Young, an attackman who was third on the Terps with 27 points his freshman season, will miss at least two games of his sophomore campaign due to the Student-Athlete Code of Conduct.

Police probe bar fire as arson

The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD

5 days ago by Brady Holt

Cornerstone Grill and Loft still closed after last weekend's incident

Crime log

Northeastern News, Northeastern University, MA

57 minutes ago by Jonathan Raymond

Wednesday, July 30

11:45 a.m.

A graduate student reported the theft of his laptop, which he had left in an unlocked room in the Egan Center used by graduate students as a lunch room.

4 p.m.

A student reported her pocketbook missing after she had put it down on the grass outside the Columbus Avenue parking lot and left it unattended for about 15 minutes.

NU admits least amount of applicants

Northeastern News, Northeastern University, MA

6 days ago by Jeff Miranda

Even as a first grader, Hana Nobel said her investigative spirit was what buoyed her pursuit in always "exposing the truth."

So when it came time to pen her Northeastern admissions essay, Nobel said her topic came easily. While the New Jersey native could've touched on her community service - in high school she was heavily involved in helping children with special needs and with the crisis in Darfur - she opted for a less conventional path.

Commentary: Beware the black hole

Northeastern News, Northeastern University, MA

6 days ago

I don't know if you realize this, but everyone on the planet might die very soon, very quickly. I'm not talking about global warming or terrorism or anything catastrophic like that. I'm talking about what could very possibly be the biggest threat facing all of humanity: physicists.

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