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Student groups and locals meet on the Hill for food and festivities on Community Day

Students strolling through the academic quad yesterday might have had to dodge crawling toddlers, but lemonade and candied apples awaited those who were able to navigate the crowds. Full story

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Out-of-state Jumbos rely on absentee ballots

Politically engaged campus? Check. A historic election approaching? Check. Internet access? Check. For college students, the motivations and ways to vote — even for those living long distances from their hometowns and voting booths — are innumerable.

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Field Hockey | With win over Amherst, offensive powerhouse makes it eight straight

The last time the field hockey team played Amherst, it fell to the Lord Jeffs 2-1 in a disappointing game early in the 2007 season. This time around, the nationally-ranked No.

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Quilting is not a substitute for sexual assault education

On Sept. 26, a Tufts alum wrote an article in the Wall Street Journal lambasting female students at liberal colleges, and more specifically, at Tufts.

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Gentleman’s Bet hits Hotung

Tufts band Gentleman's Bet performed at Hotung Cafe on Friday night, part of Hotung's series of Friday night concerts.

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Audio | Gephardt urges action on economic crisis

The Daily sits down with former House Majority Leader Dick Gephardt.

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Video | Football highlights

Watch a video summary of this weekend's football game.

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Death of Dewick employee leaves Dining Serivces stunned

Dining Services is in a state of mourning after a worker collapsed Sunday night in the Dewick-MacPhie Dining Hall and shortly after passed away.

Grassley suspects conflict of interest

U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) has accused Tufts Medical Center heart specialist Marvin Konstam of ignoring conflicts of interest while working for the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Grassley sent a letter to NIH Director Elias Zerhouni on Sept.

Career Fair boasts large student, employer turnout

Over 800 students set the Gantcher Center abuzz with activity at the annual Tufts Career Fair on Friday.

Expansion of new JumboCash in the works

Tufts' administrators and members of student government are always looking for ways to simplify students' lives, be it through providing the Joey for easy access to Davis Square, or allowing them to register for classes from their dorm rooms through the online SIS system.