Mark Procter

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NESCAC News

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Weird World News

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Wacky World News

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Inside Other Bubbles

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Wacky World News

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Wacky World News

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Inside other Bubbles

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Wacky World News

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Outside the Bubble: Weird World News

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Inside Other Bubbles: Headlines From the Ivory Tower

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Weird World Headlines

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Outside the Bubble

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Outside the Bubble

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Outside the Bubble: Weird World Headlines

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Outside the Bubble

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Wacky World News

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Strange news from around the world.

Headlines from the Ivory Tower

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Obama invitation at Notre Dame University causes controversy; playing video games may improve eyesight; residents set up shantytown in South Carolina to protest Governor Mark Sanford’s refusal of $700 million in federal stimulus money.

Wacky World News

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Outside the Bubble: Headlines from the Ivory Tower

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Inside Other Bubbles: Headlines from the Ivory Tower

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Weird World Headlines

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Inside Other Bubbles: Headlines from the Ivory Tower

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Weird World Headlines

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Weird World Headlines

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Outside the Bubble

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Weird World Headlines

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Headlines from around the world.

Headlines from the Ivory Tower

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Weird World Headlines

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The Strange occurrences of this very globular celestial amalgamation.

Freshmen enjoy first week on campus

by Mark Procter, Assistant News Editor. Comments Off on Freshmen enjoy first week on campus

With three days left of New Student Orientation, freshmen appear satisfied with the programming, reasonably settled, and ready for courses to begin.

‘All-you-care-to-eat’ lunches highlight revamped dining plan

by Mark Procter, Assistant News Editor. Comments Off on ‘All-you-care-to-eat’ lunches highlight revamped dining plan

Coming back from winter break, students were met by longer lines and lower prices in the Usdan Marketplace. While the point allocation system has been revamped and the café options expanded, the Marketplace is still cramped by logistical problems.

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