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By the students, for the students of Central Washington University

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By the students, for the students of Central Washington University

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Review: Furious 7

Review: Furious 7

Nicolas Cooper, Staff Reporter
April 23, 2015
Delivering its best performance of the saga yet, Furious 7 has truly outdone itself, grossing $1.15 billion worldwide, and $147,187,040 in the U.S. on opening weekend alone, according to boxofficemojo.com.
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Introducing race to your keyboard

Shanai Bemis, Staff Reporter
April 23, 2015

acially diverse emojis for the newest Apple update, iOS 8.3, are finally here. The rumors of their arrival first began circulating early last year, but it wasn’t until March of this year that emoji...

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Binding Culture museum exhibit open until June 13 in Centrals Museum of Culture and Environment

Binding Culture museum exhibit open until June 13 in Central’s Museum of Culture and Environment

Logan Houser, Staff Reporter
April 23, 2015
Cultures should be appreciated for what they create and Central has been able to do just that in “Binding Culture,” the new Philippines exhibit for Central’s Museum of Culture and Environment.
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Sub Pop founder Bruce Pavitt visits CWU

Sub Pop founder Bruce Pavitt visits CWU

Angelica Bartorelli, Staff Reporter
April 22, 2015
Twenty-nine years after the birth of Sub Pop Records, Bruce Pavitt, founder of the record label, is making his way to Central to celebrate the Seattle "grunge movement."
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Dozens of employers seek Central grads at Career Fair

Shanai Bemis, Staff Reporter
April 17, 2015

Ryan Ashley Over 40 representatives from local and not-so-local companies turned up to see what students had to offer at Central’s Career Services career fair last Thursday. The companies that...

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Review: Tacos Chalito

Review: Tacos Chalito

Angelica Bartorelli, Staff Reporter
April 16, 2015
Tacos Chalito is a local taco truck company that will be celebrating 20 years of business this summer.
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Tough Guise 2: CDSJ educates Central about masculinity

Nicolas Cooper, Staff Reporter
April 16, 2015
Being a “real man” doesn’t mean putting on a front and engaging in violent and destructive behaviors.
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Barn quilts blanket Kittitas County

Barn quilts blanket Kittitas County

Victoria Shamrell, Staff Reporter
April 16, 2015

ittitas County is the first county in Washington to have a barn quilt trail. The trail is a self-guided driving tour with information such as where the barn quilts are located and the history behind...

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Central hosts Career Fair for employment and internship opportunities

Central hosts Career Fair for employment and internship opportunities

Shanai Bemis, Staff Reporter
April 16, 2015
Over 40 representatives from local and out-of-town companies occupied their booths at the Central Career Fair to see what Central students had to offer last Thursday.
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Steve Wagner and A.J. Keagle host Science in a Pint at Cornerstone Pie

Steve Wagner and A.J. Keagle host “Science in a Pint” at Cornerstone Pie

Logan Houser, Staff Reporter
April 13, 2015
Ever wondered about how beer is made? That was discussed in a packed back room of the Cornerstone Pie restaurant on Tuesday, April 7.
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League of Legends brings back 2014s April Fools mode for one week

League of Legends brings back 2014’s April Fools’ mode for one week

Alexandra Proctor, Staff Reporter
April 13, 2015
April Fools’ Day is a time of pranks and laughs, but Riot Games is no longer laughing. Riot, the creator of League of Legends, released a new game mode called Ultra Rapid Fire (URF) as a joke on April 1, 2014. The joke backfired when people demanded the game mode remain permanently available.
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Open Mic Night packs the Pit

Open Mic Night packs the Pit

Haley Curl, Scene Editor
April 9, 2015

Haley Curl Sign ups for Open Mic Night began at 7:30 p.m. on April 9. There was no shortage of enthusiasm from Central’s various artists, which explained the line that extended out past the sign up...

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