Dealing with the aftermath of attentats in France
Signs across Paris display warnings of criminal or terrorist movement. (Photos by Audrey Warne)

Dealing with the aftermath of attentats in France

SUBMISSION BY AUDREY WARNE Two women, ages 17 and 20, were stabbed repeatedly by a man at Saint-Charles Station on October 1. Both women died from their wounds while the attacker was shot and killed by police. The attack was the second to take place…

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SUBMISSION: Legend surrounds small village in Czech Republic
The village of Svaty Jan pod Skalou from the top of hill. (Photo courtesy of Cassie Manz)

SUBMISSION: Legend surrounds small village in Czech Republic

At 8 a.m. the train station is buzzing with energy. People walk past with massive backpacks, looking like they know exactly where they’re going and where they need to be. Most of the time, I still feel lost and in the way, simultaneously. They all…

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SUBMISSION: Yoga at New College!

Students of New College! Feeling out of balance? Need an activity that’ll help pull your overloaded mind from the drudgery of liberal academics? Yoga is an activity meant to develop the body, mind, and spirit, serving as the perfect counterbalance to the stress and tension…

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SUBMISSION: Floridians at odds over Amendment 1

SUBMITTED BY GABRIELLE A. CONNOR -- University of Florida Floridians are being faced with a tough decision this upcoming election. Many residents are confused on whether to vote for or against Amendment 1 on Nov. 8. The bill is advertised as a smart solar initiative that will…

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SUBMISSION – Do your part to prevent the spread of Zika

SUBMITTED BY Marshall Criser III, State University System Chancellor As the new school year begins, it’s an opportunity for all students to help curb the spread of the Zika virus by practicing good habits, including using mosquito repellent, spilling standing water to prevent mosquitoes from…

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