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“America’s 5th most dangerous city”: An overview of a town hall regarding crime in Springfield.
News September 27, 2021 , by Sammie Ellis
On Tuesday, Sept. 14, a town hall was held at the RC Events & Conference Center. This […]
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“Legally Blonde” turns 20: How the cult classic holds up two decades later
Editorial April 26, 2021 , by Marissa Mayfield
I recently watched Legally Blonde for the first time since childhood. I didn’t really remember
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Changes to overload waivers aim to reduce inequality among students: What these changes mean for Honors, music students
Campus News, Community April 26, 2021 , by Maclen Johnson
For music majors, overload credits are frequently a fact of life. Prior to this change, every credit
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Sweet Caroline’s Family Feud: A game show fundraising event in a beloved student’s honor
Campus News, Community April 12, 2021 , by Sammie Ellis
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Gender in English: How English forces speakers to conform to a gender binary
Editorial April 12, 2021 , by copyeditor
Imagine a reader. What do they look like? Whether they’re reading a scientific textbook or a ‘zine,
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A Painting Can Be a Place: Todd Lowery, Professor of Fine Art, discusses his artistic journey
Campus News, Community March 29, 2021 , by staffwriter
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The Bachelor finale: A fan’s reaction to After the Final Rose and the recent drama surrounding the franchise
Editorial, Weekend March 29, 2021 , by Marissa Mayfield
Matt James made history this season, becoming the first ever African American bachelor in the franchise’s
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Panther Profiles: The five finalists for SGA’s $1000 Challenge
Campus News, Community March 25, 2021 , by Gabriella Wuller
Drury University is home to a vast student body that are intriguing, ambitious, individualistic and a
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Drury SGA’s $1,000 Challenge: Seeking student ideas
Campus News, Community March 17, 2021 , by copyeditor
With the spring semester in full swing, the Student Government Association, otherwise known as SGA, has
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Opinion: “Cancel Culture” doesn’t lead to progress
Editorial March 16, 2021 , by staffwriter
Dr. Seuss. Harvey Weinstein. Aunt Jemima. These famous names have all fallen victim to “cancel

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“America’s 5th most dangerous city”: An overview of a town hall regarding crime in Springfield.

“Legally Blonde” turns 20: How the cult classic holds up two decades later

Changes to overload waivers aim to reduce inequality among students: What these changes mean for Honors, music students

Sweet Caroline’s Family Feud: A game show fundraising event in a beloved student’s honor

Gender in English: How English forces speakers to conform to a gender binary

A Painting Can Be a Place: Todd Lowery, Professor of Fine Art, discusses his artistic journey

The Bachelor finale: A fan’s reaction to After the Final Rose and the recent drama surrounding the franchise

Panther Profiles: The five finalists for SGA’s $1000 Challenge

Drury SGA’s $1,000 Challenge: Seeking student ideas

Opinion: “Cancel Culture” doesn’t lead to progress

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