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Politics
‘Human Oil Spill’ floods Hirst Lounge
Protesters dressed in black from head to toe and lay on the floor for 15 minutes.
UR Tech
Myo is flexible, not made for college
Myo was created a few years ago by the startup Thalmic Labs.
MAG
Indulgence resurrects MJ’s classic ‘Thriller’
Students learned the moves to the dance of Michael Jackson’s iconic song, considered the best-selling album of all time in the U.S. by the Recording Industry Association of America.
RRL
Lam Square lauded, but adjustments are still coming
River Campus Libraries is looking to replace the booth tables in Evans Lam Square, just one of a suite of changes to the recently renovated space in response to mixed, but generally positive, student reactions.
Varsity Athletics
VSAAC strives to unify varsity athletes through service
The group has dedicated itself to connecting varsity athletics to the rest of the University and taking an active role in doing community service.
Op-Eds
Mystery meat: Douglass still needs labels
In the past two months, only one thing has gotten in the way of my full enjoyment of the food at Douglass: the lack of nutrition labels.
Mental Health
Hydrophobic paint deemed unsafe
“We just want to protect everybody. I wouldn’t even let my staff use it.”
Health
Free tampon and pad proposal moves forward
Ford estimates that a pilot program would cost approximately $5,000, but if the program were to be adopted University-wide, the annual cost would be significantly higher.
Campus
Hydrophobic paint offers pick-me-ups
Students should start seeing encouraging messages painted on the ground around campus.
Campus
Ken Burns takes on race in America
Filmmaker Ken Burns sat down with University Dean Paul Burgett last Friday to discuss race in America at the Meliora Weekend Presidential Symposium.