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Irish music is a beautiful language of its own

Who determines what the official language of a country is? Is it a committee? One person? An underground society operating in the shadows? Sorry, I

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Beer reviewers share their favorite cold and flu remedies

Both Jack and Chuck have a little tingle in their throat and don’t believe pounding a few brews would be a smart move this week

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Link driver showcases hidden musical talent

Thomas Kuhn is a Link driver, Johnnie alumnus, and retired secondary educator—but on the weekends, he’s one-half of a bluesy rock band. Primarily known on

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Reviewers return to the fridge to sample miscellaneous brews

We’ll preface this beer review by coming clean—we couldn’t get together to do our standard Tuesday night writing/drinking because Jack was at a taco joint

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The highs and lows of arriving in your study abroad country

There’s nothing worse than a baby. Well, let me specify. There’s nothing worse than a baby crying on a red-eye flight across multiple time zones.

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Carol Bruess shares tips for establishing, maintaining healthy college relationship

Each year, Valentine’s Day leaves many college students with a variety of conflicting thoughts. While some welcome the holiday, others are left feeling melancholy as

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Wind Ensemble makes trip to midwinter convention

This Friday, the CSB+SJU wind ensemble will attend the Minnesota Music Educators Association’s (MMEA) midwinter convention for the first time in six years. An exclusive

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The ‘‘Reccy’’ Awards continue with unique album choices

*Editor’s Note: This week’s music review is a continuation from the Feb. 8 edition.* **BEST PUNK ALBUM: “THE CHATS – GET (REDACTED)” by The Chats**

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Avatar’s sequel is an ode to its 2009 standout

I’m not afraid to say it: I teared up two times watching “Avatar: The Way Of Water,” the highly anticipated sequel to its 2009 counterpart,

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Finding alternatives to Lululemon is cheaper and beneficial for the environment

Last year, I spoke a lot about Shein and their mass production of garments, which has led to fast fashion and the lack of safe