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Lions' roar through Chinatown
February 5Junior Michael Luu was supposed to spend Sunday helping to ward off evil spirits.
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Wendell Phillips nominees announced
February 5The Committee on Student Life issued a press release Saturday naming the four finalists for the Wendell Phillips Scholarship Award, given to the student "who has best demonstrated both marked ability as a speaker and a high sense of public responsibility."
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Inside TILIP | Chan kicks off TILIP symposium
February 5The Honorable Anson Chan spoke Feb. 3 on the economic and social status of Hong Kong, beginning a four-day symposium on "China's Future Challenges."
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Even more lethal than an AK-47?
February 5During their trip to Siuna, Nicaragua, students in the Sustainable Development class got to experience something they had never expected: wielding a machete.
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Ice Hockey | Tufts rallies from 2-0 deficit to overtake Trinity
February 5The ice hockey team grabbed a crucial 5-2 victory over NESCAC rival Trinity, keeping its playoff hopes afloat and stopping a four-game slide, the latest streak in the Jumbos' roller-coaster season.
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Jumbos stun Bobcats in final home game
February 5Going into Saturday, the last time the Bates Bobcats had lost was in November. That 16-game winning streak came to a screeching halt this weekend as the red-hot Tufts Jumbos stunned the Bobcats, 91-76 in front of a packed Cousens Gymnasium.
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Women's Basketball | Hot-handed Bates sinks shots and Jumbos, 78-47
February 5The women's basketball team took a hard hit on Saturday, running into a Bates team that couldn't miss and coming up on the short end of a 78-47 score. The 78 points are the most allowed by the Jumbos since January of 2005.
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Jumbos learn about sustainable development firsthand
February 5During winter break, when most Tufts students were relaxing, skiing or tanning, some courageous types took a very different approach: In preparation for a spring semester Ex College course about sustainable development, members of the class headed down to Nicaragua to help, learn and bond with the community.
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Men's Track and Field | Tufts cruises at home invite, doubles score of closest competitor
February 5The men's track team was fully twice as good as the nearest competition at the Tufts Invitational III this weekend.
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Inside TILIP | Censored photos brought to light
February 5Tufts students had the opportunity to see photographs that had been hidden from the world for over 25 years as this year's TILIP symposium kicked off Jan. 2.
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In Our Midst | Liss is an Internet entrepreneur by day, sorority sister by night
February 5The Tufts student body boasts young adults who are fluent in several languages, have effortlessly aced exam after exam in high school and excel in the arts, music or athletics. But how many students can say that they own and operate their own Web companies - or that they began working on them when they were just 12 years old?
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Book Review | 'Beauty' is in the eye of the author
February 5You are standing in front of Picasso's "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon," awestruck by the genius and the undeniable novelty of its perspective, when you hear someone behind you say, "Is this supposed to be art? It's just grotesque!"
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Google Book Search won't shelve libraries' role
February 5Google's digitization of millions of books from five top research libraries has raised questions about the future of libraries in a digital world, but information authorities at Tufts do not feel threatened by the Internet behemoth's venture.
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Mitch Robinson to take seat on TCU Senate
February 5Junior Mitch Robinson emerged victorious from the Spring Special Elections Feb. 2, defeating fellow junior Andrew Caplan for a seat on the Tufts Community Union (TCU) Senate.
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Book Review | 'Slow Man' ends up a slow read
February 4The different shades love can take, the meaning of life and the symbiotic relationship between mind and body are hardly easy themes to take on separately, let alone all together. In his newest novel, "Slow Man," however, J. M. Coetzee, Nobel Prize winner and author of works such as 1999's "Disgrace," tackles these huge issues and more.
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Give them 24 hours and a line, and they'll give you a skit
February 4"The Joker is dead. Long live the..." began each of the three skits in the 6th semi-annual Bare Bodkin 24 Hour Theater Festival this weekend. Anyone who desired to participate showed up at Aidekman Arts Center on Friday night at 8 p.m. There, the participants were split into three teams. Every contestant jotted down a possible opening line for the skits, and from these, one was picked out of a hat.
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Library must stay ahead of wave
February 4Google Book Search will change the way libraries function. With information widely available on the Internet, the role of physical library buildings will be completely different.
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Bettis hopes to walk away as a champion
February 1Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jerome Bettis has played 13 seasons in the NFL, competed in six Pro Bowls, and run his way to fifth place on the all-time rushing yards list.
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New defense has been the key for Seattle
February 1Seattle is finally off the NFL list of shame.
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