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SGA gifts its favorites

Butler University’s Student Government Association channeled Oprah Winfrey with its annual “favorite things” giveaway. Today’s SGA meeting will feature giveaways from different executive members, just like last week’s meeting. SGA President Mike Keller said he and his colleagues were not exactly sure when the holiday gifting began but said it’s been going on for at

Students use online dating service

Posters advertising for Datemyschool.com have been popping up in academic buildings, Starbucks and even online sites like Pandora. Datemyschool.com is a free dating website for college students and alumni, and Butler University students are giving it a try. The site advertises safety, security and convenience for students interested in online dating. The site’s public relations

OPINION | Don’t block sale of drug-testing product

A Butler University student attempted to bring a drug-testing product to the university this semester. University officials told the student they would not promote the sale of the product Drink Detective on campus. This action on the part of the administration seems to stand in direct contradiction to its stated goal of ensuring student safety.

OPINION | Students should study abroad

Studying abroad can be a great opportunity for Butler students. I highly suggest that every student try to take a semester to study in a foreign country. There are countless positive academic, cultural and personal advantages to studying abroad. Academically, students can immerse themselves in a foreign language.  Students studying abroad have the opportunity to

“Lincoln” Review

Rarely is a historical drama equally illuminating and captivating. Steven Spielberg’s latest production, “Lincoln,” is an exception. Daniel Day-Lewis returns to the big screen for the first time in three years as Abraham Lincoln. The film is not a biographical scope of Lincoln’s entire life as one might expect. Instead, it centers on the trials he faced while pushing

PAWS provides end-of-semester stress relief

Stress—the bane of college students— is often seen in its most destructive state during finals week. With the pressure caused by rigorous projects and hours of endless studying, most students will accept any opportunity to take a break to maintain sanity. Fortunately for Butler students, this week is host to a myriad of events targeted

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