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‘Twilight’ movie bites; books are better

December 8, 2008

‘Breaking Dawn’ provides closure to Twilight series

December 8, 2008

‘Dexter’ book series similar to TV

September 28, 2008
Author sees racism in presidential race

Author sees racism in presidential race

September 14, 2008
Looking for a sign (left to right) Matt Peterson, Blake Bryant, Phil Anderson, Nathan Ansley and A.J. Furneaux, members of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, showed up to cheer on new sorority recruits as they run to find out what house they will be a part of.

Sororities recruit new members

September 7, 2008
Whiskey lullaby A trip to Scotland is not complete without taking a visit to the world famous Scotch Whiskey Experience, better known as

Scotch whiskey, ‘Donkey Punch’ make for an interesting vacation

August 24, 2008

WSGA preps for semester

August 20, 2008
 

‘Adam’ will possess readers with interesting plotline

March 30, 2008
Delta Chi fraternity receives charter

Delta Chi fraternity receives charter

March 23, 2008

When slavery in America is brought up, it is in the context of the transatlantic slave trade of more than two hundred years ago. This was not so during Washburn’s Slavery Awareness Week.

March 3, 2008

Sandra Brown’s ‘Play Dirty’ nothing more than dirty trick

March 3, 2008
Army strong Susan Evans, a senior biology major attending Washburn, is preparing to be deployed to Iraq in April. While she is aware of the stigma surrounding the current Iraq war, she said much good has been done despite the negative coverage.

Washburn student to be deployed to Iraq

February 25, 2008

Mondays at the Mabee hub for intellectual discussion

February 18, 2008
 

‘Sweeney Todd’ rips through Hollywood

February 11, 2008

Washburn working on reaccreditation process

February 11, 2008
 

‘Water for Elephants’ has two complex stories, perfect ending

February 4, 2008

Bowen feeling confident in second semester

February 4, 2008
 

JanSport cofounder to speak at Washburn

February 4, 2008
Booked Garrett Love balances practice with the Washburn men's basketball team, participation in student government and running his own bookselling business, all without losing his mind. In the midst of all this, he manages to keep his prices low enough for students to save a significant amount on textbooks.

Love has passion for selling textbooks

January 21, 2008

‘Thr3e’ thrills readers with powerful ending

January 21, 2008

Washburn hosts preliminary rounds for Quest competitors

December 3, 2007

Documentary honors Hispanic veterans

November 19, 2007

‘Puedo Hablar’ offers Venezuelan insight

November 12, 2007
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