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General Education Reform: Passed

After about eight years of hard work, the general education reform has finally passed with an 89-8 faculty vote, and three abstaining. The new general education program will be called The Core Curriculum, and will start to be implemented in the fall of 2013.

          

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Coffee and Finals

With finals week upon us, students need something to keep them going so they can work hard on final projects and tests. Here are three coffee shops in De Pere and Green Bay that provide the atmosphere and caffeine necessary for finishing the last stretch of the semester.

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Not Newt

When I brought up the idea of writing about Newt Gingrich for this issue of the paper at our last meeting, a colleague of mine volunteered that she knew two people who had interned for him this past spring semester. Upon hearing this, my first and only response was, "Are they okay?"

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St. Norbert Music Department Brings Christmas Cheer to Campus

On Fri. December 2, the St. Norbert College Student Choirs and Bands put on their annual "Festival of Christmas" concert in Walter Theater. The theater was packed with family, friends and community members from the greater Green Bay community.

           

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Michels Commons, a Fresh New Take on Campus Dining

On Jan. 22, 7.7 million dollars and 15 months of labor will give way to the opening of the Michels Commons.

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Rainbow Alliance Panel Draws Diverse Crowd

Since 1998, Transgender Day of Remembrance has been nationally observed on Nov. 20. St. Norbert College's own Rainbow Alliance held a Gender, Body and Society Panel and a Candlelight Vigil on Nov. 21 in Cofrin 15 to observe the day.

           

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Nicotine, Alcohol, and Greasy Food

College can provide many new habits for students like smoking, heavy binge drinking, and an unacceptable amount of greasy food. All of these things may seem harmless at the time, but the effects that they have on a person's body will eventually show.

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Balanced Budget in Wisconsin Comes At Too High A Price

After the fiasco that took place in Madison last February over Governor Scott Walker's divisive budget balancing solution, Wisconsin's budget is finally balanced. Conservatives in Wisconsin's legislature are celebrating their "victory," while the people of Wisconsin live with the consequences of the Budget Repair Bill Walker pushed through Congress. With the elimination of collective bargaining rights for public employees and over $800 million in cuts to education among other massive cuts, I have been asking myself, just as others in Wisconsin have, "How could this possibly be good for our state in the long run?"

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Three Three Five Serves Up Something Different

Three Three Fiveis a private dining studio by ‘The Traveling Chef,' located in downtown Green Bay in the Historic Broadway District. It is known for its flawless private dining functions and modern atmosphere. Recently, Chris Mangles, the owner of Three Three Five, opened the restaurant/dining space to the public on Wednesdays from 5-10 p.m. This is exciting news to any foodies who want to experience foods that are not usually served in the Green Bay Area.

          

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