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OpinionAugust 17
Graduate advises plan your own path, don't rely on othersYou're on your own.
Lambda Chi Alpha Chapter honors brother's memory
NewsMay 1
Lambda Chi Alpha Chapter honors brother's memoryScott Thomas Wood would have celebrated his 21st birthday last Friday. Wood died Feb. 9 after a four-year battle with a rare form of bone-marrow cancer.
Body art becomes more popular in America
NewsApril 17
Body art becomes more popular in AmericaAbout 23 percent of Americans had at least one tattoo in 2010, according to the Pew Research Center. Nearly 40 percent of those between the ages of 18 and 29 had a tattoo, with almost 20 percent of those having six or more.
Q&A: Graduate student goes for masters after serving in Iraq
NewsApril 10
Q&A: Graduate student goes for masters after serving in IraqLevi Bollinger is a teacher, student, poet, donator and veteran. Bollinger served a year-long tour of duty in Iraq in 2003 and now uses that experience as material for his poetry.
Casino scheduled to open in November
NewsMarch 2
Casino scheduled to open in NovemberPresident and CEO of Isle of Capri Casinos, Inc. Virgina McDowell announced on Feb. 23 that Cape Girardeau's casino will be completed over a month ahead of schedule.
NPHC organizations small but strong
NewsJanuary 31
NPHC organizations small but strongFor a small organization, it sure can make a lot of noise
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NewsJanuary 17
SGA revamps student relations planThe Student Government Association enters the spring 2012 semester with a new public relations campaign.
Preserving Cape Girardeau
NewsDecember 13
Preserving Cape GirardeauAs they click through their PowerPoint slide show, their favorite pictures are those of old buildings and cemeteries. They describe what material each wall is made of, who designed each window and even what the front doors to each church felt like. Onlookers are at...
$26.8 million residence hall proposed
NewsNovember 29
$26.8 million residence hall proposedRenovations at Southeast Missouri State University will continue into next year. By the fall semester of 2013, there will be a brand new residence hall open to students on campus.
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NewsNovember 19
Duck killer may receive legal and judicial consequencesThe Sigma Phi Epsilon house at Southeast Missouri State University was vandalized Sun., Nov. 13.
Happy Fall!
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Happy Fall!
SubmittedNovember 14
Happy Fall!Fall outside of Towers.
Joanna Shaver talks homecoming
NewsOctober 18
Joanna Shaver talks homecomingJoanna Shaver has been Coordinator of Campus Programming in the office of Campus Life and Event Services for six years. She has also been planning Southeast Missouri State University's homecoming parade for two years. Shaver gave insight about how the office is pre...
Disability Services makes college easier
NewsOctober 4
Disability Services makes college easierApproximately one out of every 10 college students has a disability. Counseling and Disability Services aids such students at Southeast Missouri State University. The Disability Services office sees a wide variety of disabilities, such as ADHD, learning disabilit...
Lisa Ling comes to Southeast
EntertainmentSeptember 27
Lisa Ling comes to SoutheastLisa Ling, who spoke at Southeast Missouri State University's Show Me Center on Sept. 20, hosts a show on the Oprah Winfrey Network called "Our America with Lisa Ling." She began her journalism career at the age of 18 on Channel One News and has since worked for ...
Ancient ship found
NewsSeptember 13
Ancient ship foundThe day broke rainy and cold. Waves rocked a small boat as a crew of seven wet-suit clad divers loaded it with heavy oxygen tanks and equipment. However, neither the weather nor the untimely death of the boat's battery would stop them.
Ask: Redhawks wide receiver Chantae Ahamefule
SportsSeptember 6
Ask: Redhawks wide receiver Chantae AhamefuleChantae Ahamefule was born in Jersey City, N.J., and witnessed the terrorist attacks from the window of his homeroom, just across the Hudson River from New York City. Ahamefule, who adopted the nickname "Manny" at a young age, was in seventh grade when terrorists d...
Fresh faces in Student Government Association
NewsAugust 30
Fresh faces in Student Government AssociationThough it is early in the year, newly elected members of the Executive Board of the Student Government Association have already outlined a few objectives for the school year.
Local band composes songs around unusual subject matter
EntertainmentAugust 23
Local band composes songs around unusual subject matter"The War Will Be Here Soon," the latest album from Bears on Fire, has a title suggestive of sober songs and disastrous events. band tries to play music that "makes you bob your head, tap your feet. It's a rhythm and beat that makes you want to do stuff."

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