10.04 No excuses, vote for something
No excuses, vote for something
PULSE voting guide for the 2004 election
By Sasha Hnatkovich
October 2004 - What are you doing on November 2? Your first answer should be voting.
Only 42% of 18 to 24 year olds voted in the last presidential election compared to 70% of the population 25 years […]
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11.04 Alone for the Holidays
Alone for the holiday
An on-campus Thanksgiving survival guide
By Kevin Hyzak
November 2004 - You think turkeys have it tough on Thanksgiving? Try spending this usually food-filled, family holiday alone in a dorm room with a meal from a school cafeteria… Ok, maybe turkeys have it a little tougher.
It can be rough to be stuck at school […]
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05.07 Internships Made Easy
The Consortium Launches a New Website
By Annette Cinelli
Baseball, short skirts, blooming flowers, panicked college seniors ~ all of these are signs that the month of May is here. Freshmen and sophomores are thrilled to start their summer vacations, but many juniors and seniors are worrying about facing the real world. Well, there’s a way that […]
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04.07 Fitchburg State College’s One-in-Ten
Focused on Fun and Community
By Jason Prokowiew
The state of MA is the first in the nation to allow gay marriages, and while the students in Fitchburg State College’s One-in-Ten and Friends gay, lesbian bisexual, transgender and allies group are thrilled with the decision, it is certainly not the focus of this 30-member strong organization.
“Our students […]
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04.07 FOCUS on FACULTY
Part of what makes Central MA so unique is its abundance of colleges and universities. And at each institution, there are professors, instructors, and coaches who go above and beyond simply dispensing academic fact inside the classroom; this special breed of educator becomes mentor, role model, and inspiration. It is these individuals whom we honor […]
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03.07 Holy Cross’s Kaela Lee
and the Holy Cross Dance Ensemble
By Sasha Fastovskiy
Five, six, seven, eight. Kaela Lee and I meet in the dance studio at Holy Cross. The choreographer and general director of the Holy Cross dance ensembles is herself so small, she can easily fit into one of those beloved childhood jewelry boxes with the twirling ballerina. But […]
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03.07 Focus On Faculty
Part of what makes Central MA so unique is its abundance of colleges and universities. And at each institution, there are professors, instructors, and coaches who go above and beyond simply dispensing academic fact inside the classroom; this special breed of educator becomes mentor, role model, and inspiration. It is these individuals whom we honor […]
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02.07 Boys and Girls Together at Clark
The New Year brings a new age to Clark University, and just in time for Valentine’s Day. Starting this semester, Clark will allow gender-neutral housing. This means, quite simply, that students of different genders can finally room together. This decision sparks a new era not only for Clark, but also for all […]
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