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No Glove, Still Love

Millenials use birth control but are less wary of sexually transmitted diseases By Amanda Zive Condom use among young people declines as they go through college, coinciding with a rise in sexual
November 10, 2014
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It’s Under Your Skin

Contraceptive prevents pregnancies for up to three years By Annie Lam Unconventional methods of birth control like implants may be the safer choice for pregnancy prevention, according to the American Congress of
November 10, 2014

Grab a Cup of Sodium

By Jasmine Williams    With college students on a tight budget, opting for ramen noodles as a quick and cheap meal could come at the expense of their health. Consumption of the
November 10, 2014

Cultures Celebrated on Campus

By Matthew Salzer Colorful booths lined the quad at the International Festival Oct. 29, which showcased the diversity of the student body by highlighting cultures from countries like Japan, Jordan and Colombia,
November 3, 2014

Victims Break the Silence

Part 2 In a Series By Katie Porter Color-coded shirts hung between the trees. The bright statement, called the Clothesline Project, is a stark contrast to what it represents. Sponsored by Community
November 3, 2014

Special Voter Guide

By Matthew Salzer, Jovany Leon, and Katie Porter For the upcoming Nov. 4 election, there’s plenty of decisions to make. Here’s a brief overview of what will be on the ballot, to
October 28, 2014
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iBend

By Souliman Maida It’s a common sight at the apple stores everywhere: an hours long line of people waiting for the chance to own a new iPhone 6. Apple’s new device launched
October 23, 2014
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