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'Shattered Images' provides view on China's modernization 8

PUC Chronicle, Purdue University Calumet, Hammond, IN

1 day ago by Joelle Halon

Although China's modernization has affected women positively by providing new educational opportunities and the creation of a new middle class, the modernization has also had negative effects.

Oct. 29, "Shattered Identity and Marketing Femininity: The Changing Experiences of Women during China's Economic Modernization" was presented in YJean Chambers.


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Podcast: Ben Bailey, that cash cab guy


		Podcast: Ben Bailey, that cash cab guy

The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL

12 hours ago by Christopher O'Driscoll

Did you miss Ben Bailey's performance Thursday night? Hear highlights from his show and an interview with that cash cab guy himself in this podcast.

Purdue technology impacts the world

PUC Chronicle, Purdue University Calumet, IN

3 hours ago by Carl Kurek

It is without a doubt that the headlines over this past summer were dominated by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. An oil spill which started on April 20 when a BP oil rig exploded and oil began gushing into the gulf until July 15, 86 days and an estimated 4.

Last Exorcism thrills but no chills

PUC Chronicle, Purdue University Calumet, IN

1 hour ago by Dune Lorenz

"The Last Exorcism" is like the scary movie equivalent of "The Magic School Bus." Just as the students do not expect to go to school and enter a fellow student's bloodstream as a field trip, trailers for "The Last Exorcism" were just as incredibly misleading.

Suicide suspected for student's death

The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL

3 days ago

Early Wednesday morning a westbound freight train struck Eastern student Ryan Mazgay in Lombard, Ill. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Mazgay, 20, was on foot and the preliminary account is that he took his own life, said Dane Cuny, the deputy sheriff of the Lombard Police Department.

Top 10 music artists for every college student's iPod


		Top 10 music artists for every college student's iPod

The DePauw, Depauw University, IN

3 days ago by Gerard Pannekoek

1. The Beatles - With such a wide catalogue of songs and a firm place in popular music culture, The Beatles are a band that's safe to play in almost any setting. They're a great "I don't know what to play" band and always a good listen. Any album will do. Similar artists: Rolling Stones, The Beach Boys, Credence Clearwater Revival 2.

Early involvement, first-round overhaul proposed to IFC rush

The DePauw, Depauw University, IN

1 day ago by Allison Marino

Those eagerly awaiting fraternity recruitment may have a different rush experience from active fraternity members, as Interfraternity Council is considering changes to the rush process.

Prospective greeks would see two major changes, said Alex Kriegshauser, president of IFC.

TRAIN HARD

The DePauw, Depauw University, IN

3 days ago by Kaitlin Klose

Members of the DePauw University community searching for a personal trainer need not look any farther than the Lilly Center.

Two years ago, Roger Dortch, athletic trainer and coordinator of strength and conditioning, created DePauw's own personal training program at the behest of students requesting assistance in attaining fitness goals.

'Interpol' lives up to band's name

The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL

4 days ago by Adam Mohebbi/Verge Music Critic

It has taken Interpol four tries to record an album they feel is worthy to bear the band's own name. Most bands simply slap such an honor on their debut EPs and call it a day. It's a strategy that has paid dividends for classic rockers like Bad Company and Led Zeppelin and even modern musicians like Street Sweeper Social Club and Cage the Elephant.

Meet Blake Leitch

Navigator News, Lake Land College, IL

4 days ago by Megan Hammond, Campus and Features Editor

Last year Blake Leitch would have never thought he would be saying that within the next year he would become a crucial member of the Student Government Association (SGA), earning the title of Student Trustee on the Lake Land College Board of Trustees. But in August he was saying just that as he helped out with book rental for fall classes.

Proposed NYC mosque raises questions and debates regarding post 9/11 America

Ripon College Days, Ripon College, WI

5 days ago by Derek Sire

Everyone is talking about the mosque in New York. Everyone is talking about how President Obama wrongly made the planned building of the mosque a national issue. Everyone is getting all worked up over a community and mosque's being built on public property two blocks away from Ground Zero.

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