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Students struggle to travel home for the holidays

“With problems surrounding air traffic control, and many flight cancellations, travel is expected to be disrupted through Thanksgiving break, even as the shutdown has come to an end.”
Butler’s leaf blower problem

“There’s nothing that defines fall at Butler like beautiful foliage and the constant drone of leaf blowers. On any nice enough week day the sound is inescapable.”
The Collegian’s dream Thanksgiving dinner party

“When quizzed for the hundredth time about one’s college major, think instead about what pop culture figure would bring some much-needed spice to the table.”
‘He’s a quarterback’s best friend’

“Whether it is in the slot, in the backfield or lined up to receive the ensuing kickoff, every Saturday, number 19 for Butler is going to make something happen.”
Beyond the box score: Dawgs secure the win over Northern Kentucky

“The women’s basketball team defeated Northern Kentucky in a wire-to-wire 73–56 victory on Nov. 16.”
What you need to know: Women’s basketball takes on Northern Kentucky

“If Butler can limit its own mistakes and control the rebounding battle — areas that hurt them against Central Michigan — the Bulldogs will be well-positioned to dictate the pace and keep Northern Kentucky from finding early rhythm.”
Beyond the box score: Men’s basketball loses heart-breaker at SMU

“While the Bulldogs undeniably showed their grit and effort this game to tie up the game late, it did not come without nearly 16 minutes of poorly executed play leading up to it.”
Paul Snape resigns as men’s soccer coach

“Snape was at the helm for Butler for the last 15 years, compiling 113 wins, the most in program history.”
What you need to know: Men’s basketball takes on SMU

“Rebounding will be key, as neither team can afford to give up extra possessions with such high-powered offenses on both sides.”