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Loyola seniors embrace Movember, leave legacy for future brohounds

     For the past month, there has been a group of young men on Loyola's campus who have been sporting a variety of mustaches. Many people associate this trend with the well-known "No Shave November." These gentlemen are not growing out their facial hair to lure in the ladies or test out the genes they inherited from their parents; they are participating in the growing Movember campaign in order to raise awareness and money for prostate cancer. Full story

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Basketball

Men’s basketball off to best start in school D-I history

  The Loyola men's basketball team is off to their best start in school Division I history (1981-1982) after sweeping MAAC action last week. The Greyhounds (6-1, 2-0 MAAC) won the first two games of MAAC play for the first time since joining the conference. Full story

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The Shape of Things

Poison Cup Players give genuine, enjoyable performance

Of all required extra-curricular events offered in a given semester, few cultural events are appealing. In general, making something required is, by definition, removing any possibility of enjoyment from that event. Maybe I would have liked the lecture if I went by choice, but now because I have to, I'm not going to like it. Full story

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The Greyhound Guide to Baltimore

Looking for places to go?  People to see?  Things to do?  Drinks to imbibe?  Food to devour?  The Greyhound has got it all here.  Go check out The Greyhound Guide to Baltimore for all your Baltimore needs and desires! http://www. Full story

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News

  • PMEX and Encounter El Salvador Auction raises money for immersion trips

    The theme for this year's annual Project Mexico and Encounter El Salvador Auction was "Hounds without Bounds," based on the idea that as members of the greyhound community, the participants of the two immersion projects "are choosing to move beyond our bounds as we attempt to engage ourselves in the hard work of understanding and contextualizing the world around us; and in our efforts to support those who do not share the same privileges we have been granted," according to the program pamphlet.

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Arts

  • Golden Globes kickoff Award Season 2012

    Awards season is officially in full swing. In the dreary months that stretch between winter and spring break, there are few things to look forward to; yet, the awards programs seem to offer some sort of respite. They allow viewers to ogle gorgeous gowns that the weather on the East coast certainly wouldn't permit, bet against friends on which actor or film will win in a particular category and offer firsthand insight to the elusive life of a celebrity. The three major awards programs of the season are the Golden Globes, the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards and, most prestigious of all, the Academy Awards, better known as the Oscars.

Sports

  • MLB Big time free agents and new CBA brings major changes to league

      It's the most wonderful time of the year—aside from baseball season itself. There will be rumors in the air, trades coming out of left field and big surprise signings…it's the Winter Meetings. And this offseason could prove to be the greatest in the past few years as a couple perennial all-star names head the list.

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Starbucks and Red Mango

Photos of the new Starbucks and Red Mango now housed in Loyola's Student Center.

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Iggy's Market

Photos of the new Iggy's Market--formerly Primo's--on the ground floor of Newman Towers.

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Donnelly Science Construction

Progress photos of the construction to the Donnelly Science Building, scheduled for completion in early August 2011.

News

Obama modifies federal loan plan to reassure college students

     Last Wednesday, President Barack Obama presented an expedited plan at the University of Colorado to reduce the burden of student loan debt.      Congress previously approved a version of this plan in 2010 to begin in the year 2014. Full story

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Latest Loyola basketball recruit comes from a family of talent

There has been a buzz around campus ever since news broke about Loyola's most recent basketball commit for the class of 2016. Sean Tuohy Jr., or "SJ" as most people know him, gave his verbal commitment to play basketball for the Greyhounds starting in 2013. Full story