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La Salle Student Workers Report Missing Paychecks

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Editorial Board When the Fall 2026 semester began, dozens of student workers returned to jobs across campus expecting their paychecks to arrive as scheduled. Instead, many are saying they have work…

Mental Health First Aid Kit for All Jurors in Philadelphia

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Sean Musial, Managing Editor With every case that is presented to the court, a juror is sometimes exposed to something in particular that can drastically impact their mental health. They can be exp…

Students elect new class and representative senators in SGA elections

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Claire Herquet, Editor-In-Chief La Salle’s Student Government Association (SGA) welcomed a new group of student leaders this week following senate elections held on Friday, September 25. Students c…

Resident Evil – 2026 Review

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Nathalia Peralta D., Editor Spoilers Ahead With the recent release of Zach Cregger’s 2026 Resident Evil adaptation, there has been a lot of buzz on the internet about the story – both positive and negative. Many viewers enjoyed a new and refreshing take on the world and even felt like it had a true and…

It’s Not Like Years Ago

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Nate Tramdaks, Staff Writer In late September 2011, R.E.M. announced they were finished. After 31 years of musical dominance, Michael Stipe, Peter Buck and Mike Mills decided they had enough and amicably disbanded. R.E.M., for 15 years, have stood by that decision to call it quits. The four original members (including drummer Bill Berry, who…

Dollar Tree faces lawsuit over tariff refunds

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Hailey Whitlock, Editor On Sept. 3, a lawsuit was formally filed against Dollar Tree, Inc. with the goal of winning customers a share of the large tariff refund settlement the government provided to Dollar Tree. To understand the current state of this lawsuit, it is imperative to take a step back to where it began.…

From Parker’s Administration to her opponent: What does Shania Bennett’s campaign mean for Philly’s young voters?

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Fatu Sesay, Staff Writer When Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker appointed Shania Bennett as the Director of Youth Engagement in 2024, it signaled a strong bridge between City Hall and the city&#82…

Suffistication

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Samantha Richards, Staff Writer You suffocate it. And I want to go with you Oh God, please let me suffocate with you! Let me feel it. Let me feel you. I want to drown in it. Please let me go with y…

New Era For Baseball: The Rise Of A Professional League

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Dani Colon, Editor For the first time since 1954, there is finally an all women’s professional baseball league (WPBL),with four teams from Boston, Los Angeles, New York City and San Francisco…

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