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Plan to privatize Pennsylvania liquor system unveiled

Gov. Tom Corbett announced a plan to privatize Pennsylvania’s liquor system last week, sparking opposition from businesses that would be directly impacted. Full story

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Duquesne men's basketball lose 10th straight game, have yet to win in A-10

Duquesne basketball Coach Jim Ferry said he was “embarrassed” Wednesday night after his team dropped its 10th straight game and fell to 0-8 in the Atlantic-10, this time at the hands of George Washington 79-57. Full story

A rocking year: 1968 The Year That Rocked America opens in the Strip

Bean bag chairs, a curtain of beads and a psychedelic color scheme mark the entrance to the Senator John Heinz History Center’s newest exhibit. Full story

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Gentleman offers polite defense of chivalry

Regardless of its current state, chivalry is something I, as a 21-year-old male in modern day America, believe to be an important practice, whether it is directed to a possible love interest or any person you come in contact with who you might feel completely platonic to. Full story

UPMC Mercy plans for new parking garage, power plant

UPMC Mercy began preparations and moved forward with their plan to construct a new power plant and parking garage in close proximity to campus.
New game, same old story for Duquesne men's basketball

For the Duquesne men’s basketball team, it always seems to be the same story. They’ll play the first half and beginning of the second half strong, but something ultimately falls apart. You’ll look at them and for 30 minutes wonder how this team could be on a 10-game losing streak. And then they’ll get careless.
Dukes swim to victory in last regular season meet

The Duquesne women’s swim team was able to race its way to a victory over the visiting Marshall University Thunder 138-124 in their final regular season meet Saturday before the Atlantic-10 Championships on Feb. 23.
lukeWarm Bodies: film falls into zombie abyss

I have become tired of zombies. So, it is fitting that the last zombie film I would willingly see was the one that tapped into the final vein of originality.
Teaching teachers new tricks while keeping the old

With the rise in technology in modern society, it is easy to see differences in the way we live life now compared to how we did a decade ago. This is especially true in the classroom, but sometimes this technology can hinder our students more than it can help.
Lost in the hustle and bustle: AJ’s Inca Peruvian Restaurant doesn't measure up

The truth hurts sometimes. And the truth about AJ’s Inca Peruvian Restaurant is that it’s okay, at best.

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