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Photo courtesy of Google Images Robert Beeland Staff Writer So the naysayers are back with some ridiculous propaganda. Apparently, processed meats cause cancer. So what?
May I clarify a few points and correct some misinformation in your October 19th article on Fulford Hall? Tess Steele did a great job with
Photo by Kimberly Williams Reprinted from sewaneetigers.com On October 31, two second half goals led the Sewanee field hockey team to a 21 win over
Photo by Kimberly Williams By Grayson Ruhl Executive Staff On Thursday, October 22, Sewanee organizations African American Alliance (AAA), the Hispanic Organization of Latino Awareness
Photo courtesy of Sewanee Flickr By Lauren Patterson Staff Writer For this year’s Founder’s Day Convocation, Sewanee students, families, and faculty members were honored to
By Alysse Schultheis Editor-in-Chief Once students graduate from Sewanee, their connection to the Mountain and the people never ends, and Drs. Elise Kikis and Alyssa
Photo courtesy of Harvard.edu By Phillip Davis Staff Writer At 4:30 p.m. on Friday, October 16, Dr. Carrie Whickam delivered a lecture entitled “The Future
Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu By Fleming Smith Executive Staff On Tuesday, October 20, in Gailor Auditorium, North Carolina State history professor Monte Hampton gave a
By Fleming Smith Executive Staff On Monday, October 19 in the McGriff Alumni House, five Sewanee students presented their research from last summer as Biehl
Photo by Alysse Schultheis FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Eleven “junior members” of the Class of 2016 have been elected to membership in Phi Beta Kappa. An