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Horoscopes April 29 to May 5
Horoscopes can be applied to your sun, moon and rising signs. Dear stars, Mercury retrograde came to an end April 24, leaving us with new introspections for the rest of the month. Having an eclipse season and Mercury retrograde at the same time drains a lot of energy.
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SJP organizes week long sit-in protest
Students for Justice in Palestine HTX held a sit-in protest. | Raphael Fernandez/The Cougar Last week, Students for Justice in Palestine HTX held a sit-in protest, to reclaim the Student Center South to push for divestment and establish the Popular University for Gaza.
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U Students Follow National Trend, Setting Up an Encampment in Solidarity with Palestine
Following many pro-Palestinian protests across the country, the University of Utah students followed suit, setting up an encampment on Monday evening. There was no formal announcement that their emergency rally would become an encampment.
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‘The Tortured Poets Department’ Analysis From a Tortured Poet
Taylor Swift continues to prove she is a true mastermind. While receiving a Grammy at the 2024 Grammys, Swift announced her 11th studio album “The Tortured Poets Department.” Here is an analysis of Swift’s latest album from a tortured poet herself.
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Rossier commencement speakers withdraw from ceremonies
.flex_cell.av-33up8gw8-ccbd33203524800cd96de474da070c2e{ vertical-align:top; } Rossier commencement speakers withdraw from ceremonies The decision comes in protest of the USC’s response to the “Gaza Solidarity Occupation” and for having “censored” Valedictorian Asna ...
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Colorado breweries are home to cult of specialty beer lovers
Colorado has been known to attract a variety of specific cult followings: the obvious winter sports fanatics, pothead transplants, outdoorsy mountain lovers and, of course, the elite craft beer drinkers. “I’ve been to breweries all over America and outside the U.S.
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EPD issues criminal trespass warnings to individuals with suspected involvement in graffiti
Emory Police Department (EPD) served six criminal trespass warnings to non-Emory University affiliated individuals on Sunday for suspected involvement in “criminal activity” on campus last night, Vice President of Communications Laura Diamond wrote in an email to The Emory Wheel.
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Nini: College sports is more about representation than money
Editor’s Note: All opinion section content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian or its editorial board.
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Fenves issues statement on ‘hateful’ messages spray painted on campus
Unidentified pro-Palestinian protestors spray painted “LAND BACK,” “FUK USA” and “DEATH 2 [ISRAEL]” on Convocation Hall late last night, prompting Emory University President Gregory Fenves to release a statement this afternoon condemning the actions.