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Why Roosevelt Wears Pink this October
by Jules Banks / Features Editor Residence Life has taken up the initiative to promote breast cancer awareness this October by creating a program that aims to attract both staff and student participation. The themed program, titled “On Wednesdays We… Read More ›
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Bringing student careers to reality through Federal work-study
by Raneen El-Barbarawi / Staff Reporter For decades, undergraduate students have been struggling with trying to pay for school expenses while maintaining a job. It wasn’t until the federal work-study program was issued in the mid-1960s that students were allowed… Read More ›
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Why we need Hispanic Heritage Month in Trump’s America
by Reyna Estrada / Sports Editor Sept. 15 through Oct. 15 is Hispanic Heritage Month, which reignited a question that has lingered over me for years—what does it mean to be hispanic? This question often embodied itself as a soft… Read More ›
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‘El Camino:’ Diving Back into the Breaking Bad Universe
by Jules Banks / Features Editor Creating movies based off of popular TV shows is no new feat for filmmakers. “The Addams Family”, “Star Trek” and even “South Park” all have several films based off the original television programs, with… Read More ›
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Sound Off: The Torch’s pick of favorite Halloween candy
Want to sink your teeth into the best Halloween candy this year? The Torch’s staff has got you covered. Here are some of our favorite Halloween candies. Give them a try and let us know if they were fire. Halloween… Read More ›
