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Editorial: Casual Friday's

C'mon, Charlie
Collecting 67 percent of the vote, Charlie Shull is your new Student Government Board president. Since winning the election last night,...

Brown: SGB must make students want to care

Well, Charlie Shull won the Student Government Board presidential election. So what’s next?

Some columnists, myself included, have had a field day ripping apart SGB’s...

WPTS loses Woodie

Pitt’s student-run radio station, WPTS, missed out on top honors for this year’s Woodie Awards.

MtvU announced Monday that a student radio station in Washington won the...

Herron: Prevailing wage debacle

The Pittsburgh City Council introduced legislation on Tuesday that would “require contractors...

Lehe: The Lewis Cheer

This is a short endorsement, because it comes on the heels of a very fast young man. I am talking about Dion Lewis.

I endorse...

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Korman: Time to 'like,' muster up some confidence in the classroom

Life is tough for smart kids.

As children, they might be labeled “nerds” or “geeks” or have their faces stuffed into toilet bowls.

In high school, their acumen might leave little time for socialization or put off members of the opposite sex.

It could also earn them a scholarship to college — where conditions are more favorable to smart kids than, say, elementary school. In the early years, the smartest kid in class is often the least socially accepted and the most harassed for his boogers.

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Pitt Rep's 2009-10 season kicks off with Ted Tiller's "Count Dracula," which will run from Oct. 22 through Nov. 1 in Charity Randall Theatre.




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