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Some faculty forced to repay part of salary
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Ignorance, ego push citizens, political leaders to destroy democracy
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NE geology instructor Mathew Cope teaches about drainage basins during his class.
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SE Student Fall Art Exhibition Open to the Public
SE Student Fall Art Exhibition Open to the Public
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TR shows it’s Halloween Spirit with Trick or Treat Down Main Street
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Students showcase art

September 10, 2019
A work of art demonstrates the still life form of illustration. Alanna Jackson created this as a part of her art appreciation class. Photos by Joseph Serrata/The Collegian

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