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Sound off: Thanksgiving 2020 plans & traditions
Turkey, stuffing, pumpkin pie: each of these delicious dishes are somehow enough to drag college kids home every November to celebrate Thanksgiving. But with rising COVID-19 cases and a state-wide travel advisory, this year’s turkey day will certainly look different…. Read More ›
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Chicago’s new Museum of Illusions is bound to leave you spinning
by Amanda Landwehr / Section Editor Ready to shock your senses and trick your mind? On Nov. 14, the Museum of Illusions opened in downtown Chicago. Located off Washington Street and Wabash Avenue (only six blocks north of Roosevelt), the… Read More ›
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Black and Latino Male Mentoring Program: A safe space on campus
by Karina Aguilar The Black and Latino Male Mentoring Program was created by Carl Hunter, the Assistant Director of Multicultural Student Support Services, in April of 2020. The Black and Larino Male Mentoring Program is a group that focuses on supporting… Read More ›
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Blaydes Never Dull: Curtis Blaydes and his wrestling ‘Razor’ sharp in quest for UFC Heavyweight Championship
by Santino Torres / Staff Reporter Chicago’s very own Curtis ‘Razor’ Blaydes is the number two contender in the world for the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Heavyweight title and prepares to bring his rich background in wrestling and his 14-2,… Read More ›
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King Von goes hard for fans and his hood with new album set to resonate well after death
by Santino Torres / Staff Reporter Chicago rapper King Von released his debut album “Welcome to O Block” on Oct. 30. The album debuted at #13 on the Billboard 200. Unfortunately, just one week later, Von was killed outside the… Read More ›
