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IT WAS 4:03 A.M. when my phone started ringing off the hook. (more...)

The Office of the President concluded a five-year administrative program review on October 26 to evaluate the services the office provides to members of the campus community. Michelle Nelson, who manages the Office of the President, said the purpose of the survey was to get feedback on services needed and how to better communicate with faculty, staff and students. (more...)

The first two weeks of a semester are hard enough on students and faculty without the added pressure of students trying to squeeze into full classes with no seats to spare. (more...)

“Are you ready?” Elsa Wolf asked, gripping the scissors firmly in her right hand. “I guess so,” Carly Blau replied with a nervous grin and both legs shaking. (more...)

Television and radio advertisements continue to be the main ways political candidates target their audiences and relay their messages. Political campaign advertising sticks to traditional media rather than Internet advertising because that’s what works, campaign experts said. (more...)

A simple text message could make America’s youth put down their cell phones and sprint for the polls. According to a new study conducted by researchers from Princeton University and the University of Michigan, “young voters who were sent text message reminders to vote on the eve of Election Day 2006 were significantly more likely (more...)