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The No. 14 Washington University women’s tennis team had three decisive victories in spring break matches in Hilton Head, S.C. and Savannah Ga. but dropped one match to Division II foe Armstrong Atlantic.
After reaching the Final Four twice in the last three years, the Washington University women’s basketball team certainly has its work cut out as it attempts to extend that streak.
Washington University is a prosperous school. It boasts a multi-billion (with a ‘B’) dollar endowment, hundreds of millions of dollars in federal grants, wealthy patrons—nay, Captains of Industry—and its faculty, staff and students are among the brightest—and wealthiest—in the nation. So why is it that Wash. U. students and faculty pay $250 less for MetroLink than disabled riders?
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[open] slate sweeps SU election, 5 new amendments passed
Universities unite on Latino research
Wrighton appears in pro-transit spot as election nears
The newbie dilemma: Modern or traditional?
North vs. South: Vegan cookoff
Student creates alternative site for WebSTAC course listings
Council’s ruling sparks an outcry over transparency
Saving hearts and lives, professor helps athletes
Lady Bears off to NCAA record ninth semifinal
Lady Bears advance to Bloomington
Matches you missed: spring break women’s tennis recap
Harmon leads men to UAA title; Women third
Lady Bears advance to final 16
Bears upset by IWU in NCAA tournament
Women’s basketball: Ladies roll to Kentucky
Baseball: Bears open season with 2-1 weekend
Men’s basketball: Bears host Westminster to start NCAA tourney
The Student Sustainability Fund: What unaddressed needs does it meet?
Editorial Cartoon | March 3, 2010
Why we should change the SU exec calendar
Transit helps the poor and helps us all
PODCAST: The Cadenza Show, Episode 3
Clearly avoiding extinction “The Land Before Time” series
Solo With Solove: Mr. Weezy Goes to Prison
Biting worries on Edward Cullen
PODCAST: The Cadenza Show, Episode 2
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