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By Skylar Bridgeforth Staff Writer Get excited! Although the physical film festival has been canceled there are many ways to get involved with Cleveland's local arts! The staff at the Cleveland International Film Festival are hard at work reinventing CIFF44. CIFF released their highly anticipated festival trailer on March 25, the would-be opening night, per …
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Drag is much more than wigs and costumes By Nick Hawks A&E Editor At first glance, there was nothing special going on at The Five O’Clock Lounge on Feb. 29. The building itself is easy to walk by unnoticed, as it’s small and made up of old red brick, which fits the Lakewood scene perfectly. …
Despite minor hiccups, the theatre department once again delivers By Kristina Markulin Before the theater lights went down, actors began to take stage, but most of the crowd didn’t notice. The audience for “The Real Inspector Hound” continued to mill about when the fake audience for the play within “The Real Inspector Hound” began to …
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By Ben Hercik Sports Editor As the snow starts to melt and the ground begins to thaw, the Cleveland State University softball team begins its season. The past five seasons have been a struggle for the team as they failed to post a winning record. The team is looking to right the ship under …
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By Ben Hercik Sports Editor Despite posting a losing record for the fifth straight season, there are a lot of positives for the Cleveland State University men’s basketball season to take away. With an 11-20 record the Vikings finished in eighth place in the Horizon League standings. This set them up for a first round …
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By Savannah Lewis Cleveland State University is known for its motto, “the city is our campus,” because of how closely connected the university is with the surrounding community. Organizations on campus play a huge part in making connections throughout the Cleveland area, nationally and internationally. Cleveland State’s American Marketing Association (AMA) chapter is one of …
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By Jamison Schroeder Opinion Editor The Cleveland State University lacrosse season is underway as the team started the season off with a home game against Marquette University. This marked the start of the fourth season of the program and was a matchup involving two first-year head coaches for both teams. Cleveland State head coach Andy …
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By Savannah Lewis For everyone who applies to college, the application process can be nerve racking. The experience of being judged off of your grade point average or what you were or were not involved in during high school can make someone rethink everything they have ever done in life. For some, however, there is …
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By Savannah Lewis As the semester continues, it is easy for students to forget about their health, both physically and mentally. School, extracurricular activities and work can make it feel impossible to take the time that students need to care for themselves. To help combat the lack of self-care that students may fall into the …
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By Savannah Lewis Cleveland State University offers a variety of organizations to support different cultures and religions that make up the community on campus. One of these groups that has over 100 active members is called the Muslim Student Association (MSA), which is an organization that helps to spread awareness of the Islamic religion. Deena …
