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Written by Helene Servillon
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On Sept. 17, 2004, Barry Bonds hit his 700th home run and joined an exclusive group that includes baseball’s two finest players, Hank Aaron and Babe Ruth.
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Written by Aaron Kingon
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The purpose of school is to build bridges — create opportunities for young people by providing them with the education and tools necessary to be successful in life.
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Written by Madeleine Anderson
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Sitting cross-legged on my rug, I close my eyes and breathe through my nose the way a yoga teacher once instructed me. I try to relax and find peace within myself, but the flow of thoughts clamoring for attention prevents me from doing so. Shoot — another failed attempt at meditating.
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Written by Hannah Safford
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They come relentlessly, armed and ready to battle. Their imposing presence and defined physiques strike fear into the hearts of the bravest challengers, and their steely stares convince all of their lack of fear. Who are these fighters?
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Written by Weina Zhao
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I have been the victim of name-calling. As cute and harmless as names like “twinkie” and “banana” sound, their meaning is less appealing.
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Written by Katie Wheeler-Dubin
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There’s nothing but blue horizon ahead of me. To my right are the Sierra Mountains. To my left, I can see Monterey Bay. There’s a roaring in my ears so loud I can’t hear myself screaming in exhilaration.
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Written by Logan Weir, Aaron Light and Dylan McHugh
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Screw fashion. It's not important. Men have pockets. We don't need handbags.
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Written by Katie Wheeler-Dubin
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There’s nothing but blue horizon ahead of me. To my right are the Sierra Mountains. To my left, I can see Monterey Bay. There’s a roaring in my ears so loud I can’t hear myself screaming in exhilaration.
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Written by Eve Denton
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Thongs they’re called in Australia. In New Zealand, they are known as jandels. Here in the States, we recognize flip-flops.
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Written by Mellina Stoney
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Dear Guys:
Since the beginning of time humans have had hair. However, it seems that over the past ten thousand years, nature — or God — has decided that body hair is less necessary. Men have shed most of their body hair, yet some still cling to their primitive past, flaunting leg, arm, chest, stomach, back, chin and shoulder hair.
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Written by Sanyee Yuan
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“Butt-glue me!” An exasperated voice rises shrilly over the clamor of girls fluttering around a cramped room. Sequined tops are hurriedly yanked off and multicolored miniskirts fly in all directions while the scent of fruity hairspray pervades the air. This scene is only somewhat typical of what I’ve witnessed in my past two years of pageantry.
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Written by Sanyee Yuan
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"Hug someone — hug a freshman you don't know today," a scratchy voice broadcasted over the static-y Radio Lowell system.
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