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    In memoriam: Lee Stover

    Friends and family members of Lee Stover, a 2008 Whitworth graduate, are mourning his recent and unexpected death. Stover died in late February. On Wednesday, March 3, a memorial service honoring the life of Stover was held on campus. Opening the service President Bill Robinson said, “We will be celebrating his life and grieving his loss. Mostly we will be celebrating the power of the resurrection, and the hope we, as followers of Christ have in it.” Full story

    Credit laws benefit consumers

    Students looking to acquire a credit card in the near future should be aware of changes in the application process and interest rate policies. Recently enacted credit card laws have created several big changes in the industry, said Dan Pierson, an accountant at Northland Credit Union in Spokane.

    OPINION: Dieting can be an unhealthy obsession

    COMMENTARY: In the teen flick “Mean Girls,” three high school girls known as “The Plastics” have a ritual of lining up in front of the mirror and picking out characteristics that they hate about their bodies. The sad fact about this is that such occurrences don’t only happen in the movies. For many girls it’s a daily habit.

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    Lee Stover

    Whitworth community celebrates the life of 2008 alumnus Lee Stover

    Friends and family members of Lee Stover, a 2008 Whitworth graduate, are mourning his recent and unexpected death. Stover died in late February. On Wednesday, March 3, a memorial service honoring the life of Stover was held on campus. Opening the service President Bill Robinson said, “We will be celebrating his life and grieving his loss. Mostly we will be celebrating the power of the resurrection, and the hope we, as followers of Christ have in it.” Full story

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    Review: 'Is He Dead?'

    Generally, when you go to a play, the audience may laugh a little during the show and then clap at the end, but there isn’t much feedback from the audience until the play is over. However, it’s a different story with “Is He Dead?” the current play being performed by the Whitworth Theatre Department. It opened Friday, March 5. Full story

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    OPINION: Studying in the clutter

    COMMENTARY: My room looks like a dragon’s lair. Except instead of a pile of golden, twinkling treasure, there are mounds of clothing, newspapers, textbooks and various foodstuffs. My bed is hardly visible, and there are shoulder-high piles of papers on my desk. The walls are covered with an assortment of posters, records, stuffed otters and other odds and ends. I keep my door open to try to be friendly, but mothers hide their children and tour guides rush pre-frosh past as soon as they catch sight of the room. Believe it or not, these conditions are a good thing. Full story

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    Hoops hooks way into Sweet 16

    In a record-breaking year for the Pirates, Saturday’s second-round NCAA tournament match-up against Chapman University was no exception. The Bucs extended their winning streak to 25, the longest active streak for any men’s NCAA basketball team, after destroying the Panthers 77-56 in the Fieldhouse on March 6. Full story

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