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Drury French Club to host Halloween murder mystery party
Campus News, Weekend October 26, 2018 , by Lauren Barclay
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Fall fun at Harvest Fest at Rutledge Wilson Farm Park
Weekend October 26, 2018 , by copyeditor
Get in the fall spirit this weekend at Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park’s Harvest Fest! Oct. 28 is
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Drury hosts study abroad grant contest on Instagram
Campus News, News October 26, 2018 , by copyeditor
Capture #DruryLife Recently, Drury University’s Instagram has been filled with photos of students
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A cleaner Missouri: the argument for Amendment 1
Editorial October 26, 2018 , by Ryan Smith
The following editorial is an edition of Fireside Chats with Ryan, a political editorial column. All
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Springfield’s hidden gem: The Missouri Institute of Natural Science
Community, News October 26, 2018 , by copyeditor
On the outskirts of Springfield, south of Republic Road and in view of the James River is […]
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CLEAN Missouri muddies ballot, vote no on Amendment 1
Editorial October 26, 2018 , by copyeditor
The following is an editorial contributed by Cameron Higbe. All views, thoughts and opinions belong
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Shop affordable used books while supporting your local library system
Weekend October 12, 2018 , by Lauren Barclay
If you’re tired of the heat and ready to curl up with a blanket, hot cocoa and […]
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In honor of “A Star Is Born” (2018), an analysis of diegetic musical movies
Editorial October 12, 2018 , by Maclen Johnson
The following is a collaboration of Mac’s Tracks, The Mirror’s music column, and Panther
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Zeta Tau Alpha to host Queso for a Cure in support of breast cancer
Campus News, Community October 12, 2018 , by copyeditor
Zeta Tau Alpha (ZTA) is hosting Queso for a Cure on Wednesday, Oct. 31 from 5 p.m. […]
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Drury Allies marches into a new chapter
Campus News, Community October 12, 2018 , by Maclen Johnson
Many organizations on campus eagerly anticipate the return of certain events each year, such as Fall