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SLU’s Dr. Patti Frazier Lock Receives Distinguished Teaching Award
By LAURA GAY
STAFF WRITER
The world was abuzz for the Oscars this past Sunday, where many were recognized for their outstanding contributions to film. Well, one of our very own, Dr. Patti Frazier Lock, was recently awarded…
Kenya on U.S. Politics
By JONATHAN TEN EYCK
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT
In 2008, the United States of America elected the country’s first black president. This landmark moment in American politics was celebrated not only within the country, but also in the East…
Life of a Kenyan Homestay Brother
By ROBERT GAKUMU
GUEST WRITER
One evening in 2013, my father came home and announced that the following January we would be hosting an American student from St. Lawrence University in our home. He was clutching in his hand a passport…
Wisdom from: Dear Blank, Please Blank
“Dear students, I know when you’re texting. Sincerely, no one just looks down at their crotch and smiles.”
– Dear Blank Please Blank
I found this quote on a website called Dear Blank Please Blank. The entire site has quotes of…
Wisdom from Elton John
Photo Courtesy of Telegraph.UK
“And it seems to me you lived your life/ like a candle in the wind/ never know who to cling to/ when the rain set in/ your candle burned out long before/ your legend ever did” – Elton John.
The words…
Harper Lee, Author of the Novel We Have All Read, To Kill a Mockingbird, Dies at 89
Photo via Forbes.com
Harper Lee, the acclaimed author of To Kill a Mockingbird, died on Feb. 19, 2016 at 89 years old in her hometown of Monroeville, Alabama. By the time they graduate, there is almost no U.S. university student who has…
Presidential Primaries Indicate Trump, Clinton Leading Into Next Contests
Photo via The Atlantic
The Democratic and Republican primary season has thinned out the herd, most recently on the Re-publican side with former Florida Governor Jeb Bush dropping out after a less than stellar performance in the South…
Antonin Scalia Dead at 79, Creating a Legal Battle for the Ages
Photo Courtesy of CNN
Antonin Scalia, the first Italian-American Supreme Court Justice and longest serving Justice of the current Court, died on February 12 of natural causes at the age of 79 at a Texas Ranch. Scalia’s death came as an…