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Fall fashion includes military, lace trends
The trends this season are so apparent they are screaming. Military-inspired photo shoots are in countless magazine pages, but what does this trend look like for everyday wear? […]
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Disaster provides employment
Jake Whitlatch, freshman biology major, graduated from Jonesboro (Ark.) High School without ever having a job. His first job? Working for a company in the Gulf of Mexico to help clean the oil spill. […]
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Freshmen twins double friends
When walking on campus one might think they are seeing double, but do not worry. It may just be one of the eight new sets of twins enrolled this semester. One set of freshmen twins is Rob Griffith, freshman English and music double major, and his brother, Jay Griffith, English and political science double major. They decided on attending Union separately but now room together with two other men from their hometown of Nashville. […]
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A balanced breakfast: Healthy choices start the day right
Why is breakfast such a big deal? People have heard breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Some do not take this concept seriously, but it cannot be ignored. Breakfast is a meal that provides benefits needed for the body throughout the day. […]
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Explore: Shake up the weeks in the semester
Use the remaining weeks in the semester to explore the culture and activities around Jackson. Listed here are 14 must-see places to start your adventures. Send photos of your unique experience: cardinalandcream@gmail.com. […]
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Former dean honored in naming of cafeteria
Everything in the Student Union Building looked in place as the fall semester began. However, one new gold word glinted in the light: “Brewer.” This summer, the former Student Dining Hall underwent a name change and is now called Brewer Dining Hall, named after Dr. Maggie Nell Brewer, former vice president of student affairs. […]
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Rise in theft alerts university security
A lot can happen in a four-minute trip away from your office; rather, a lot can be stolen. Carrie Whaley, professor of education, returned Aug. 19, to find her desk open. She realized a thief stole her new purse. A self-defense instructor, Whaley said she thought she was more aware of her surroundings. […]