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Pat Tillman is not a hero: He got what was coming to him 112

The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Amherst, MA

1 hour ago by ene Gonzalez

My Spring Weekend Nightmare 94

The Daily Campus, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT

3 hours ago by Melissa Bruen

The next time I am asked, "How was your last Spring Weekend?," it will be far too soon.

Last Saturday morning I got out of bed after a few hours of restless sleep, more than a little hung over. It is when I looked in the mirror and saw the handprints on my biceps that the events of the previous night came flooding back.

Amherst Club keeps Esperanto alive 10

The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Amherst, MA

1 hour ago by Andrea Murray, Collegian Staff

It's a late afternoon on Tuesday at the Bluewall Cafe and Steven Brewer, the founding father of the Amherst Esperanto Club, is telling a story about a man he knows through Esperanto, Dave Coffin from Andover, Mass.

Coffin went to an Esperanto conference in Russia where he met a Russian woman and fell in love.

Students step up, rally for janitors 9

Northeastern News, Northeastern University, Boston, MA

46 minutes ago by Danny Deza and Maggie Cassidy

The Progressive Student Alliance (PSA) stepped up their visibility at the end of the spring semester, parading through the streets of Boston, rallying outside President Joseph Aoun's Beacon Hill house and displaying banners at graduation events, including commencement.

Amherst parade plans spark controversy 9

The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Amherst, MA

2 hours ago by Caitlin Quinn, Collegian Staff

A private citizen's group, which has run Amherst's Fourth of July parade since 2002, is angry that the Town of Amherst's decision to hold a similar event may force them out.


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Death, Deliverance and Dining Services


		Death, Deliverance and Dining Services

The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA

4 hours ago by Jeromie Whalen, Collegian staff

When walking through the mass of students moving hastily through Franklin Dining Common to get a quick bite to eat, it becomes easy to ignore certain things. Forgetting to pick up a dropped fork, leaving a tray abandoned on a cafeteria table, or ignoring a drink accidentally spilled becomes commonplace in the mid-morning rush to class.

Lead paint still a 'hazard' at playground after 15 years


		Lead paint still a 'hazard' at playground after 15 years

Keene Equinox, Keene State College, NH

17 hours ago by Meghan Foley, Senior Reporter

Elliot Hall has always had a special history with children.

For over 70 years the building, known as Elliot City Hospital and then Elliot Community Hospital, welcomed babies into the world.

In 1973 Keene State College acquired the building, naming it Elliot Hall.

With no ocean in sight, Keene area offers several beaches of its own

Keene Equinox, Keene State College, NH

17 hours ago by Katie Gilligan & Bryan Sicard

In mid-April Keene State College students got a taste of summer, with temperatures rising into the 80s and the sunshine lighting up Appian Way.

Some might call it beach weather, and as many KSC students are probably aware, the seacoast is on the opposite side of the state.

First annual carnival brings fun to campus, despite gloomy weather


		First annual carnival brings fun to campus, despite gloomy weather

Keene Equinox, Keene State College, NH

17 hours ago by Chris Reynolds

Despite wet and cold conditions many students attended the first annual KSCarnival sponsored by Student Government Friday May 2, 2008.

The idea for a carnival began a year-and-a-half ago, according to Dan Saucier, student government vice president. He said they never had the money to do it until this year because they saved money by not participating in Winter Weekend with Fire & Ice.

Crime Log

Northeastern News, Northeastern University, MA

2 days ago

Crime Log entries are selected from Northeastern's Division of Public Safety reports.

Tuesday, April 8

11:30 a.m.

A staff member in Richards Hall reported leaving his office for 15 minutes. When he retuned, his iPod was missing.

1 p.m.

A male student reported his backpack, which contained his laptop, iPod and passport missing from Ell Hall, where he had left it for 15 minutes.

Hobart hosts party

The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA

1 day ago by Collegian Staff

Amherst Police Department arrested 25 individuals Saturday evening and early Sunday morning according to The Springfield Republican. Three people suffered injuries related to a physical confrontation and were transported to Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton.

Students step up, rally for janitors

Northeastern News, Northeastern University, MA

2 days ago by Danny Deza and Maggie Cassidy

The Progressive Student Alliance (PSA) stepped up their visibility at the end of the spring semester, parading through the streets of Boston, rallying outside President Joseph Aoun's Beacon Hill house and displaying banners at graduation events, including commencement.

Seniors say goodbye to NU

Northeastern News, Northeastern University, MA

2 days ago by Jeff Miranda

When associate biology professor Wendy Smith introduced the student orator at Friday's Commencement, she rattled off an impressive list of accomplishments: a Fulbright and Presidential Scholar, a fluency in Armenian and time spent abroad at the London School of Economics.

Snoop Dogg brings semester to Climax


		Snoop Dogg brings semester to Climax

The New Hampshire, University of New Hampsire, NH

2 days ago by Steve Bodnar

Christine Gagliano and her friends devised a plan to meet Snoop Dogg Friday afternoon while dodging a light drizzle in doorframe of the Whitt.

"We're going through the doors, get patted down and running for the stage," said junior Gagliano amid a crowd of eager Snoop fans.

Iron Man is one for the Scrap Heap

The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA

2 days ago by Pete Rizzo, Collegian Staff

Critics have been quick to pack on the praise for the summer's inaugural blockbuster, "Iron Man." Though it is likely to gross hundreds of millions at the box office with a sequel already in the works, many critics seem to be praising the movie for merely exceeding expectations.

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