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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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BBB: Signs the rental you love is a scam
Community March 29, 2021 , by copyeditor
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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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BBB: How to sell out at your garage sale
Community March 15, 2021 , by staffwriter
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Women’s History Month: The women leaders of Drury
Campus News, Lifestyle March 8, 2021 , by Sammie Ellis
For those who don’t know, March is Women’s History Month. Throughout American history, women
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Food DUdes: A review of taco places throughout Springfield
Community, Editorial, Lifestyle March 1, 2021 , by Gabriella Wuller
This week the Mirror staff tried five different tacos places in Springfield to share their thoughts and
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Pool Arts Center: Say Their Names Black Lives Matter exhibition and silent auction honors victims of systemic racism
Campus News, Community February 22, 2021 , by staffwriter
In difficult times, the arts community at Drury University continues to cultivate an environment in which
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Still indivisible? Drury faculty reflects on the state of American government
Community, News February 15, 2021 , by Maclen Johnson
Suggested by Drury President Tim Cloyd and provost Beth Harville, the Still Indivisible panel was coordinated
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Five Hobbies Drury Staff and Students Picked Up During the Pandemic
Community, Lifestyle February 8, 2021 , by Gabriella Wuller

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“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

BBB: Signs the rental you love is a scam

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

BBB: How to sell out at your garage sale

Women’s History Month: The women leaders of Drury

Food DUdes: A review of taco places throughout Springfield

Pool Arts Center: Say Their Names Black Lives Matter exhibition and silent auction honors victims of systemic racism

Still indivisible? Drury faculty reflects on the state of American government

Five Hobbies Drury Staff and Students Picked Up During the Pandemic

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