The voting Process
As midterm elections approach Nov. 3, it is important to know how the voting process works. So, here is a
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Author: Daphne Golden
Paints, brushes, and friends galore: BSU hosts art on the Quad
The Baptist Student Union hosted their biannual session of Art on the Quad Oct. 13. BSU provided supplies for this
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Stargazers and DarkSky provide opportunities for outdoor leisure
Throughout the year, DarkSky and Stargazers organize activities for students to step away from outside distractions and take a moment
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Ending the spring with growth: TruPoets holds final open mic of the year
Words and images float in the air, music rings out, reaching the ears of all present. This is an open
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Kirksville native named new DPS director and chief of police
Kirksville native Chad Gooch was drawn to being a police officer as a way to serve the community he grew
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Fresh Start Fridays allow students to relax
All light switches are turned off, and the only light comes from the sun through the windows. On the floor
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Minimum wage increase in Missouri affects students with institutional pay
The minimum wage in Missouri increased from $12.30 to $15 starting with the new year. Students with institutional jobs and
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Starting the fire: True Men’s new album released November 14
One by one, several people sing, their voices being recorded in a piano studio. Eventually, all of the voices are
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Graduate students create app to inform students about events
Truman State University has become the testing ground for the app Scrafl, created by two recent Truman State alumni, with
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The Debate Over Which “Pride & Prejudice” is Better is Long-Drawn-Out
“Pride & Prejudice” is a beloved tale among many, being best known for its witty writing, unlikely romances and variety
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