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Blake Walker (Staff Reporter)

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Reflections of Faith 3/9

Reflections is a weekly spotlight on faith within the campus community through intimate student interviews. Over the last six weeks, I have been privileged to interview students of various faiths: a Baha'i, a Muslim, a Jew, a Roman Catholic, a Pagan and a Methodist. As I reflect back on these candid ...

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High airfares may cause Spring Break problems

The airline industry has been in the national spotlight over the past few months, with reports of rising prices and a lackluster customer service record compounded by record-breaking numbers of delayed and canceled flights. A number of recently announced consolidations -- United Airlines' plan to purchase ...

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Corporate layoffs affect graduates

In recent weeks, the media has been bombarded with stories of massive layoffs at many of the nation's most prominent and largest firms. The numbers speak for themselves: Daimler Chrysler said it will cut 26,000 jobs; MCI Worldcom -- 11,500; Lucent Technologies -- 10,000; Boeing -- 8,000; Sara Lee -- ...

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Book prices continue to rise

Were you shocked by the tab for your textbook purchases this semester? If so, you're one of several million students frustrated by sky-high prices and lack of availability of used books, a situation driving many students to seek alternatives or to brave taking classes without owning the required books. According ...

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Tax season gives breaks to students

January 31 marked the last day for employers to send out W-2 forms, and so marks the beginning of the tax preparation season. Even though most single filers with income of less than $7,200 ($4,400 for filers who can be claimed as dependents on parents' returns) are not required to file a tax return, ...

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Local hospitals need blood donors

Available blood supplies in the Mid-South have reached critically low levels recently, due to low donation levels and high usage. The current blood supply in the area is only 35% of what is needed to provide life-saving transfusions to all needy patients in area medical centers. Several hospitals, including ...

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