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Refund Check Season
Every year around the start of the semester students return to the campus of SC State with high expectations of a lot of things. Most are excited about the upcoming football season, some are excited to reunite with old friends, and very few are excited about classes.
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Slack Professors
Most college students don't come to school because they love the smell of new notebooks. Most of us are here because we are trying to set the foundation for a career in our chosen field. Our professors are supposed to be the link between who we are now and the skills we will need after graduation.
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College and Politics
How much do you know about politics? Some college students would say "not much." I guess that's because our attention is dominated by reality television, and the details of Kim Kardashian's sex life. It's sad, really, because she's living the good life, and most of us are in college struggling to make ends meet.
Sports
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Cervical Cancer Awareness Month
January is observed as national cervical cancer awareness month in order to bring attention to a disease that kills over 4,000 women annually in the United States. According to statistics on the National Cervical Cancer Coalition website (www.nccc-online.
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"Nothing is that Serious that it Can’t Wait an Hour"
Eighty-eight percent of college students text during class, according to Edudemic.com. No wonder some professors at South Carolina State University have permitted their use while in class. "Cell phones are a distraction to me, it's a distraction to the students and it's a distraction to the learning environment," said Political Science Professor Sherral Brown-Guinyard.
A&E
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All I Could Do Was Cry
Described as one of the most dynamic singers and a gospel prodigy, Etta James had the innate ability to create emotion that swelled inside her audience with each note she sang. With songs during a six decade career as notable as ‘At Last,' ‘I'd Rather Go Blind,' and ‘ All I Could Do Was Cry,' the legacy of James' talent will live on long after the sadness of her passing has subsided.
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Kanye West's Ex-girlfriend debuts music with help from auto-tune
Be prepared to fist pump at the next campus party. Musician Kanye West's ex girlfriend, model Amber Rose, made her music debut Jan. 10 by releasing a free dance single titled "FAME" for her "fans and haters," said Rose. In the single, Rose sings along with auto-tune over an up-tempo beat about becoming famous and dealing with issues brought by her celebrity status.
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Common vs. Drake
So how do you like it? Rare, medium well, maybe well done? I mean, how do you like your beef of course. It's been a while since hip-hop has had a lyrical scuffle to be proud of or even one that was even relevant to more than just the two people involved in the ddissing.








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