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Alcohol added to the menu for ResCo dining
While Starbucks, C-Club and Atherton Marketplace will be alcohol-free, ResCo will sell beer and wine options to students over 21.
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Jesse McCartney is coming to Butler, will headline Exam Jam
Jesse McCartney will perform on Butler’s campus April 28 as a part of Exam Jam.
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Editorial: Addressing a pattern of hate speech
The Butler Collegian editorial board discusses the three instances of hate speech on and around our campus.
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Senior theatre majors discuss their futures
Senior theatre majors discuss their futures and reflect upon their time in theatre department.
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Butler baseball’s Harrison Freed shining on the diamond while overcoming adversity
In the midst of a breakout season, Harrison Freed is proving why he was one of the most underrated recruits coming out of high school.
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Butler’s Scotty’s Dawghouse survives as last Indy location
After filing for bankruptcy in December, seven Scotty’s Brewhouse locations will have closed by April 14; however, Scotty’s Dawghouse is intended to stay on campus.
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Parking regulations, frequent towing frustrates campus drivers
Butler’s associate director of parking and transportation said there are usually two reasons vehicles are towed: people either park in places they are not supposed to, or they drive unregistered vehicles to campus.
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Butler Collegian News Report 4.10
Kristin and Catalina bring Butler students the biggest news of the week, including news from the diversity center and Orr fellowship recipient news. Meanwhile, Jake has a weekly spring sports update.
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Third hate speech incident occurs near Butler, Indiana hate crime legislation protects this instance
Gov. Eric Holcomb signed a hate crime legislation bill to consider victims’ real or perceived attributes. However, legislators and community members disagree on whether it provides more protection for victims, such as groups targeted by hate incidents on campus.