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Day: October 18, 2021

News

SG urges re-de-densification

Student Government passed a resolution calling upon the University to extend de-densification protocols to the end of the fall semester on Oct. 5,...

News

More waits than weight

Overcrowded spaces, long wait periods and a lack of quantity and quality of equipment are only a few of the complaints expressed by...

News

Dorm windows cannot weather October storm

During the past week’s influx of thunderstorms and rainy weather, several Comets faced issues with water leaks in their residences – and with...

ArchivesNews

From The Mercury Archives: Oct. 23, 1995

No one doubts college can be a scary place. Just ask freshmen before their first final exam. But few college students would say...

Sports

PC bangs provides a dedicated space for aspiring esports players to say ‘GG EZ’

With a return to in-person operations, many student organizations, gaming or otherwise, have flocked to a rarer sight in America but a staple...

Sports

Coach check-in: Terry Butterfield

In this week’s Coach Check-in, I sat down with Terry Butterfield, men’s basketball head coach, to discuss the makeup of the team’s roster...

Comics

Comics: 10/18/21

Life & Arts

No time to watch

As Daniel Craig’s time as James Bond draws to an end, “No Time to Die” shines a light on the new era of...

Life & Arts

Ask Sophie: Study tips

Now that midterms have mostly come to an end, you may be feeling confident, ambivalent or even dreadful about your grades. Regardless of...

Life & Arts

What’s What: October’s Local Art Highlights

It’s midterm season, and let’s be honest: you’re looking for anything to distract yourself from school right now. There’s nothing like local art...

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