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Bulldogs of Butler: Sam Knepprath

Bulldogs of Butler: Sam Knepprath

ISABELLA FERRARI | STAFF REPORTER He sits in the library with his parents watching as rubber ducks fall from the third floor balcony. “The duck drop is a really good use of the library,” Sam Knepprath said. His face lights up thinking about starting his freshman year. A recording industry studies major, he looks forward to

More than eight before you graduate

ASHLEY WALDEN | STAFF REPORTER “Eight before you graduate.” This mnemonic device reminds students of the cultural events Butler University requires before they graduate. However, Jordan College of the Arts students must attend many more arts events than the standard eight. Students in JCA visit performances outside of Butler, in the Indianapolis Metro area. They

A Time For Change: Butler asks students to “Pardon Our Dust”

ANNIE WEBER and JYLIAN VIGAR | CO-NEWS EDITORS This year, Butler University’s campus looks a little different, scattered with bulldozers, chain link fences and upturned dirt. For returning students, construction is an old friend, or rather an old enemy. “Construction was horrendous living here over the summer,” Olivia Browne, junior Spanish major, said. “It took

Butler routs Greyhounds behind Martin’s big night

MATTHEW VANTRYON | SPORTS EDITOR Butler won its third straight game in convincing fashion Saturday night at Hinkle Fieldhouse, as they routed Loyola (Maryland) 80-39. Freshman Kelan Martin had a breakout game for the Bulldogs, finishing with a career-high 23 points on 9-of-13 shooting. Interim head coach Chris Holtmann said he had a feeling Martin

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