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News | Mar.25, 2010
Dreaming in the Proper Phantasmagorical Way
Fiction by Conor Leary ’11/Asst. Portfolio Editor
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News | Mar.25, 2010
Gubernatorial Candidate Visits College Republicans
Republican candidate for governor of Rhode Island, John Robitaille, visited the campus to speak to his Republican supporters
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News | Mar.25, 2010
Congress Proposes Judicial Changes
Providence College has taken strides as an institution to become environmentally aware, and Student
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News | Mar.25, 2010
Long Letters and Surrendered Mistakes
Fiction by Nicole Amaral ’10/Portfolio Editor
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News | Mar.25, 2010
Congress Executive Board Election Results
Student Congress Executive Board candidates campaigned hard throughout the past few weeks, standing outside of Raymond Cafeteria with full-body posters and canvasing door-to-door in residence halls. These efforts paid off for the four elected students who will be serving as the leaders of the 61st Student Congress of Providence College next year. Elections were held on March 15—16. The results show Liane Nadeau ’11 as President, Mary Bogan ’11 as Vice President, Nicholas Mikula ’11 as Treasurer, and Meaghan Murphy ’11 as Secretary.
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News | Mar.24, 2010
Health Care Bill Makes History
On Sunday, March 21, the House of Representatives passed the Senate’s health care bill with a vote of 219-212, after a week of intense debate. This bill marks the biggest change to health care since the creation of Medicare in the 1960s.
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News | Mar.24, 2010
Homegrown Terrorism: Headley Pleads Guilty
On March 18, David Coleman Headley, a Chicago resident and United States citizen, pleaded guilty to a dozen counts of international terrorism in both India and Denmark. According to CNN, authorities have said that Headley was involved in the Mumbai bombings. These bombings in India killed 160 people, including six Americans.
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News | Mar.24, 2010
U.S. and Russia START Negotiations Near End
The United States’ negotiations with Russia over the
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