Approximately 20 people dotted Yates-Gill Room 221/222 on the evening of Aug. 28 while Officer Kyle Hamline from the Liberty Police Department held an active…
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StoryCorps records stories from Kansas City to archive in the Library of Congress
The StoryCorps mobile tour booth was parked outside of the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art recording stories from people in Kansas City from Aug. 2…
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Opinion: Nike – Just doin’ it for the social justice and slavery
Despite Nike’s long history of using slave labor to produce their products, the company has become the face of social justice for the political left…
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Health Column: STD rates on the rise in college students
Rates of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are on the rise in the U.S and health care professionals are noticing an increase in the prevalence of…
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Operation: Ceasefire KC raises awareness of violent crime and homicide through attempted murder-free weekend
Local grassroots organization Operation: Ceasefire KC’s attempt for a murder-free weekend in Kansas City this July was spoiled for the third consecutive year as violent…
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Renovations reinvigorate Historic Downtown Liberty Square
The recently completed $5 million renovations to the Historic Downtown Liberty started a renaissance – one that merchants say they hope will attract William Jewell…
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When controversial news is being discussed in the college setting, a lot of the time there is some great discourse. During this discourse, however, you…
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NPR news app broadens the provider’s spectrum, stays true to its radio roots
Think of National Public Radio (NPR) and maybe one of two things pop into your head: you’re either a listener and think of people like…
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New York Times student pass boasts great layout, advanced content
New York Times is good for quick news and research, if you don’t mind the ads. William Jewell College Student Senate, the Pryor Leadership Studies…
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