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GO teams visit NYC, New Orleans
By Mckenzie Masters Life Editor Several students took advantage of two new Global Opportunities mission trips to New Orleans and New York […]
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Time in Haiti alters intern’s worldview
By Kathryn Moore Staff Writer Instead of going through the typical college routine of classes, homework and social events, junior psychology major Kierstie Kirby is experiencing a semester of hard work in a Third World […]
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Variety Show introduces emcees this year
By Jake Fain Staff Writer Expect some back-and-forth banter from the student hosts of this year’s Variety Show April 20 at the Carl Perkins Civic Center in downtown Jackson. Anna Beard, junior advertising major, and […]
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Local company uses Barefoots Joe coffee grounds in signature soap
By Rebekah Otey Staff Writer While Union students think of Barefoots’ Joe Coffee as a beverage, local proprietor ‘Made on Acorn Hill’ uses the coffee for another reason: to make soap. Made on Acorn Hill […]
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Sweet arrangement: History professor’s wife provides treats for annual bake sale
By Hannah King Staff Writer Phi Alpha Theta’s ninth annual Franco-American Confection and Bake Sale March 20 will help finance student travel next year, and history professor Stephen Carls’ wife, Alice, as well as Union […]
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Winners announced for creative writing
By Jill Miller Staff Writer Certain accomplishments are easy to see: Art hangs in galleries; athletes play on the field; singers and musicians get up on stage. For writers, it is a different story. Union […]
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Faculty trained to deter violence on campus
By Mckenzie Masters Life Editor Last December’s shooting spree at Sandy Hook Elementary in Sandy Hook, Conn., which resulted in 27 deaths, prompted Union officials to consider whether such a terrifying incident could happen here. […]