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Nursing Undergraduate Career Fair
South Hall was crowded with representatives from numerous agencies that were ready and willing to interview Lewis’ undergraduate nursing students for potential positions in their respective clinical fields. From the atrium to the dean’s office hallway, students and faculty eagerly waited to converse with their potential future employers. Some of the organizations present included University […]
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‘Kodachrome’ at Lewis
“Kodachrome” follows Suzanne, the dead photographer played by middle-education major, Elle Johnson, who tells the story of everyone else around her because she is afraid to let go of the loved ones of her life. The only one who can see her is the gravedigger, played by senior theatre major Justin McCarthy, who urges Suzanne […]
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Chilling First Impressions: A Brisk Start to School
Welcome back Flyers, watch out for frostbite! While the first day of Spring Semester was far from being considered “spring weather,” students were welcomed back on campus with warm smiles and even warmer classrooms to make up for the cold temperatures and the chilling wind. The email from Lewis Police on Jan. 20 left […]
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Puffs
The charming and lovable students of Hufflepuff House come to life in the play, Puffs. The parody of Harry Potter does a wonderful job of representing the side characters in a way that can touch many young people who feel like they spend life on the sidelines just like Hufflepuffs. The play is set at […]
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Nuclear Power Used to Combat Climate Change
As concerns surrounding global warming and climate change continue to grow, so do the efforts to make energy production more sustainable. Although there has been an increase in electricity powered by wind and solar energy, it has failed to displace fossil fuels as a main contributor to electricity production. Nuclear power has received a growing […]
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Syrian Music at Lewis
Riyad Nicolas, a renowned Syrian pianist, visited Lewis on Tuesday, Oct. 22, to enlighten students about the beauty of Syrian culture. He dedicated his program to Syrian composers, “these compositions are particularly close to my heart, and I feel honored to share them with you this evening, ” opened Nicolas. During each piece, the passion […]
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