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Chi Omega plans run for donuts, philanthropy

November 5, 2015 Kallan Parker

Chi Omega started an alliance with Make-A-Wish in 2002. In the last 13 years, the women’s fraternity has raised more than $12.9 million and has volunteered over half a million hours for Make-A-Wish. Union University’s Chi […]

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As last race approaches, cross-country seniors reflect, look ahead

November 4, 2015 Cardinal & Cream

For four seniors, as the cross-country season draws to a close, it’s more than just the end of another fall of running—it’s the end of their competitive careers. Economics major Bailey Bell and nursing majors […]

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Feminist organization looks to start dialogue on campus

November 4, 2015 Julie Robinson

Members of the University Feminist Organization (UFO) hear a lot of questions about their involvement with the new club: Why does this exist at Union? Does that mean you don’t want to get married? Why […]

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Answering your questions: The Open-dorm Policy

November 3, 2015 Veronica Perry

Open-dorms is that hallowed time of the week at Union when dormitories are open to visitation from the opposite sex. Currently, the visitation hours are Friday and Saturday from 2 to 10 p.m. and Sunday […]

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Conservation biology majors bring environmental change

November 3, 2015 Ali Renckens

The current rate of extinction is 100 to 1,000 times faster than the natural rate. This negatively affects food, medicine, industrial products and vital ecosystem resources. Conservation biology majors hope to change this. Lydia Atchley, […]

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Music Monday: Craft

November 2, 2015 Cardinal & Cream

By Gavin Richardson, Professor of English So Jerry Seinfeld has this comedy routine in which he states that a man’s fashion sense is defined by his last good year. You can walk down the street […]

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History professor explains how air force cost Germans WWII

October 30, 2015 Ali Renckens

The year is 1945, and everything is falling apart. The German army is on the run, desperately drafting old men and young boys. The Allies are pushing in from every side. German units can only […]

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