Month: February 2016

Sports

Do not excuse athletes from punishment

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Professional athletes make a living for themselves by playing a sport. As a professional—whether that be a professional teacher, professor, lawyer or athlete —there are certain standards of ethical responsibility that one must abide by in order to maintain professionalism. Every action and decision requires heavier consequences due to the […]

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Pope acknowledges pain in violent Mexican city

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Pope Francis visited one of Mexico’s most dangerous cities, Ciudad Juárez, last week. There were 434 homicides in Ciudad Juárez in 2014, with 340 reported as drug-related, according to the U.S. Overseas Security Advisory Council. Ciudad Juárez sits on the Texas-Mexico border, south of El Paso, Texas. Due to this, […]

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Film festival promotes cultural awareness

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This year marks the second annual Intercultural Film Festival, organized by Aminta Arrington, assistant professor of intercultural studies. Two films will be shown: “Romero” on Thursday and “My Neighbor Totoro” on Friday. After Romero, El Salvadorian students will hold a small panel, where they will share their own experiences and […]

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Bedbugs in Mayfield contained

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For months, creepy crawling critters have found a home in Mayfield Hall. After spending nearly $20,000, exterminators continue to treat the hall for its bedbug infestation. John Brown University maintenance personnel learned of the bedbugs last semester and began treating for the pests during Christmas break. Dean of Students, Andre […]