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The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA

1 day ago by Arts Staff

As the semester dwindles down to a flurry of hasty goodbyes and off-the-cuff final papers, we of the arts and living section of the Massachusetts Daily Collegian are thinking ahead to the grand beyond. Summer, with its infinite possibilities, doesn't just provide the chance to gorge on Dad's burnt barbeque and PBR-fueled beach bonfires - it's also home to the season film fans of all ages look forward to most.

Jeremy Rice, Sports Editor: Football, Hockey, Softball

The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA

2 days ago by Jeremy Rice, Collegian Staff

So I guess this is it for me. Three years of my life come and gone, and as trying as they were at times, they were also some of the best of my life. I discovered what I wanted to do with my life and I have the Massachusetts Daily Collegian and everyone who worked there alongside me to thank for it.

Mike Gravel: Libertarian

The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA

3 hours ago by Shayna Murphy, Collegian columnist

A few months ago, Mike Gravel was just another politician vying for the endorsement of the Democratic Party in the 2008 presidential election.

You've probably never heard of him, but those who have know him to be a man of interesting politics. Arguably, those politics got a lot more interesting on March 25 when, after suffering defeat in the primaries, the former Alaskan senator changed his tune.

Several Alumni Among Graduation Speakers For Class Of '08

The Daily Campus, University of Connecticut, CT

4 days ago by Christopher Duray

This weekend, the class of 2008 celebrates graduation with massive commencement ceremonies, and to commemorate their departure, the university has arranged notable speakers for the 11 schools holding ceremonies Saturday and today.

The Year's 15 Most Memorable Moments

The Daily Campus, University of Connecticut, CT

4 days ago by Kevin Duffy

15. Wiggins, Kelly transfer; Thabeet stays for junior season

After a season marred by off-the-court problems, Wiggins decided his stay in Storrs was coming to an end. He announced that he would transfer on April 16. Kelly, who saw limited minutes off the bench, followed in Wiggins' steps and announced that he would transfer on April 23.

Instant Daily

The Daily Campus, University of Connecticut, CT

4 days ago

Well, this is it - graduation. Given the economy, I can look forward to getting no jobs with my UConn degree. But at least my alma mater taught me to drink. Cheers, UConn.

You know that statistic they teach you on orientation where one of the people sitting next to you won't graduate? It's true, just ask my buddy who sat to my right.

Student Passes Out At Roth Regatta, Later Dies In Hospital

Statesman, SUNY Stony Brook, NY

3 hours ago by Erin McKinley & Scott Moore

Stephen Stakey, a freshman at Stony Brook University, passed out during the annual Roth Regatta on May 2. He was taken to the Stony Brook University Medical Center where he died later that day. He was 19.

The cause of Stakey's death is still unknown, pending an autopsy, his mother, Cathy Stakey, said.

Evolution and the Word "Theory"

Statesman, SUNY Stony Brook, NY

2 hours ago by Michael Giardinello

The theory of evolution is arguably the most misunderstood theory in all of science. In a recent poll conducted by USA Today, it was found that almost half of Americans (47%) believe that evolution is either definitely or probably not true. But almost all scientists (95%) believe the theory to be either definitely or most likely true.

Rape Victims' Fear Contributes To Secrecy

Statesman, SUNY Stony Brook, NY

6 days ago by Arielle Brechisci

Eva Feldman's daughter waited 72 hours to report to campus police that she had been raped in her dorm room at Indiana University. She waited four more days to tell her parents. "I didn't want to make daddy cry," was her daughter's reason.

Her behavior is typical of rape victims, who delay reporting their attacks, if they ever do, for many reasons including shame, fear, guilt and a flawed judicial system.

University juggles budget:

Pierce Arrow, Franklin Pierce, NH

3 days ago by Robbie Michaelson and Tony Catinella

Franklin Pierce University

has implemented a tighter budget due to

economic factors, but some students on

campus are not happy with the way the

University is using its money.

The University is urging members of

the community to be careful with their

spending.