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Library construction to begin late summer 2012

Removes old books to make room for new research

Construction on the Scarborough-Philips Library will not begin until late summer 2012 at the earliest, according to Library Director Pongracz Sennyey. The St. Edward's University administration and project managers still have six to seven months left to confirm where books, library staff, computers and study locations will be relocated and choose the best options. The new library will have fewer physical books than the current library. Full story

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Campus urged to donate used laptops to Sudan

This month, students have the opportunity to give their used laptops a second life. St. Edward's University Arabic professor Awad Abdelgadir is collecting laptops in working condition to donate to elementary schools in Sudan. Abdelgadir is part of a team that will be traveling to Sudan at the end of the semester to deliver the laptops and seek ideas for future service projects. Full story

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Volleyball player receives All-American honors

There's more to St. Edward's volleyball standout Michelle Hundt than just her grace on the court: like biochemistry; and Nintendo DS--lots of Nintendo DS. Full story

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After Pokemon quotes and infidelity, Herman Cain calls it quits

  No matter which way you slice it, the pizza CEO's cam­paign was probably doomed from the start. Herman Cain, a former front-runner in race for the 2012 Republican nomina­tion, announced this past weekend that he would be suspending his campaign for the presidency. Full story

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Texas becomes first state to require meningitis vaccine

All entering or returning college students, under 30, in Texas will be required to have a bacterial meningitis vaccine or booster shot before beginning school in January 2012, according to Texas State Law S.B. No. 1107.

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Weekly 'Flix Fix: Elves, aliens and presents galore in cheesy holiday film

According to the 1964 holiday film, "Santa Claus Conquers the Martians," aliens from the Red Planet are exactly like earthlings, but with poorly painted green faces, green turtlenecks, and a green helmet that looks like a kindergarten art project.

"Merry Christmas" changed to "Excessive Pagan Spending"

     Christmas is approach­ing, and with it, Americans are flocking to Wal-Mart for their deck-the-hall necessities. With Christmas right around the corner, a host of debates — from customers angered by a generic happy holiday greet­ing from retailers to questions concerning the true meaning of Christmas in a capitalist society—begin heating up.

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Texans: It is now legal to put your hand in a catfish mouth

Noodle at your own risk, dear readers. Wait: do what now?

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