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A symbol once emblazoned across Nazi Germany was found etched into the glass of John Carroll University’s Auxiliary Gym. The swastika was first noticed by Don McPhillips, the university’s head athletic trainer, on Sept. 6. Investigators were unable to identify a suspect, and the case was closed pending further information. McPhillips noticed the etching at..
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I often feel that fall break is too short. Not because I have things to do, but because I feel like there’s not enough time to do anything. However, I was proven extremely wrong this weekend. On a whim, my friends and I decided to travel all the way to Blue Hill, ME, to have...
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It is finally October, which means fall weather, pumpkin drinks, but most importantly, Halloween. Even though it can be fun to decorate at home with big pumpkins and skeletons, there are many possibilities for what one can do in their dorm. For a minimalist approach, some purple or orange colored lights can add some Halloween...
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The long-term impact of the Supreme Court’s decisions on the government and the country was highlighted at a discussion titled “The Supreme Court: Power, Politics and Precedent,” on Oct. 19 at John Carroll University. The panel featured Marcia McCormick, J.D., associate dean for academic affairs and law professor at St. Louis University and Pete Williams,...
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Science fiction enthusiast, engineer, traveler and one of Campus Ministry’s Jesuit priests, Father Ryan Birjoo, originally from Trinidad and Tobago, has an extensive background that has given him deep knowledge, insight and wisdom. Eleven years ago, he entered the Society of Jesus and began the extensive formation required to become a Jesuit priest, which in
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Nearly all of the roughly 310 Cleveland Metropolitan School District educators laid off last school year have been recalled to full-time positions, though many are returning to different schools as the district continues to shrink, according to Cleveland Teachers Union President Errol Savage ’00. “Of those 310, all but about 60 have been recalled to...
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John Carroll University students can find community through extracurricular activities, Greek life, sports and many other opportunities. The university emphasizes the importance of fostering safe environments and healthy relationships. Through its hazing policies and prevention training, JCU helps students recognize hazing and the proper reporting procedures
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Getting around campus can pose a number of challenges for the average college student. Juggling classes, homework, studying, socializing and working can make it difficult for students to manage their time. This has prompted many students to try to file down any lost minutes within their day. Whether this is achieved by strict scheduling, eating...
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Political debate rarely takes center stage on campus. But for one night, the spotlight falls on Democrats, Republicans and Independents, and no side gets to sit out the fight over America’s future. Six JCU students took the stage, representing the three political affiliations: Ryan Parlin ’27 and Preston Anthony ’28 from the College Republicans faced...
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John Carroll University is providing experiential learning opportunities in the fine arts to all students, not just for those studying English or Humanities. The way it will help to accomplish that? The Hopkins Festival of the Arts. “I want every student to know how great the Cleveland Art Museum is, or to see a play...
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