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Thirty-nine years after it was first celebrated, the annual Renaissance Ball and Pageant marked the rebirth of Black United Students last night. (1) comment
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The Kent State field hockey team won its semifinal game in the Mid-American Conference Tournament against Central Michigan today, 4-1 at Murphy-Mellis Field.
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Ohio defeated Miami 2-0 yesterday afternoon at Murphy-Mellis Field to advance to the MAC Tournament championship game for the third straight season. (0) comments
Hula hoops, cardboard boxes, music and food are just some of the components that make up tonight's Beaux Arts Ball. The event titled "Salvage," which takes place in the Ballroom, is all about this generation's newly-found passion to "go green." Because of this, all materials used in the show are recycled. (0) comments
The Regional Campus Think Tank is working toward expanding the number of baccalaureate degree offerings at regional campuses by refining the approval process. (0) comments
Family and friends gathered today at the Army ROTC building to witness the promotion of Capt. Jeff Lakner to Maj. Lakner. During six years as a captain, Lakner said he had to complete key developmental jobs to be promoted to a major. "We knew it was going to happen; we just didn't know when," Kimberly Lakner, Maj. (0) comments
A study on drinking practices at Kent State shows that despite efforts to reduce drinking, the amount of students who engage in high-risk drinking has remained steady at about 50 percent since 2000. (2) comments
A police officer ripped off the mask Lisa Mirkovich was using to cover her nose and mouth, even though she was complying with his orders. (0) comments
A fact-finder will examine the fairness of contract proposals from Kent State and the union representing more than 300 university employees, following the breakdown of negotiations between the two parties. Willis Walker, vice president for human resources, said the neutral fact-finder will submit a non-binding report after weighing the two proposals. (4) comments
More and more students are using credit cards to pay for tuition, which can be a risky practice, especially with the current economic crisis. (1) comment
"What if they meant someone in architecture?" was one of the first thoughts that crossed Professor Kimberly Schimmel's mind when it was announced she was one of three winners for the Distinguished Teaching Award. (0) comments
When psychology professor Irene Gianakos teaches, she enjoys seeing the connection made when information resonates with a student. "I love seeing lightbulbs go off and eyes light up," she said. (0) comments
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