The Undergraduate Student Government approved three new clubs Sunday.
Representatives from the Scuba Club, Special Olympics Club and Flash Mob Club spoke to USG about their clubs’ missions.
Cell phone radiation linked to brain tumors, professor not buying it
Cell phone use could increase your chances of getting cancer, according to the recent book “Disconnected” by epidemiologist Devra Davis.
Davis analyzed results of past studies on cell phone radiation and said she found the risks are greatest for younger phone users who use their phones often. She wrote that radiation from cell phones could damage DNA and contribute to brain tumors.
Cell phone use could increase your chances of getting cancer, according to the recent book “Disconnected” by epidemiologist Devra Davis.
Davis analyzed results of past studies on cell phone radiation and said she found the risks are greatest for younger phone users who use their phones often. She wrote that radiation from cell phones could damage DNA and contribute to brain tumors.
McDermott discusses Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Student Health Services and Wellness Center Director Madonna McDermott joins TommieMedia reporter Ashley Stewart to talk about the fight against breast cancer.
Graphic art exhibit stops by OEC
The graphic art exhibit in the O’Shaughnessy Educational Center was one of the stops on Friday’s seventh annual College Art Gallery Collaborative Fall Art Tour Friday.
Performers raise awareness for suicide prevention in “Ending the Silence” event
The St. Thomas Gospel Choir and Active Minds put on a night of music, dance and poetry Friday in front of a packed BEC auditorium for the “Ending the Silence” event.
News in :90 – Oct. 15, 2010
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Public Safety officers commended for rescue work
Six University of St. Thomas Public Safety officers received the St. Paul Police Chief’s Citizen Award.
News in :90 – Oct. 14, 2010
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Graphic art theme hits St. Thomas in Fall Art Tour
Looking to put some art into your weekend? The College Art Gallery Collaborative will hold its Fall Art Tour from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday in the O’Shaughnessy Educational Center lobby gallery.
Residents frustrated with cable reception, slow Internet
Television getting fuzzy reception? Internet running slower than dial-up? Students have been reporting problems with cable reception and Internet speed on campus.
News in :90 – Oct. 13, 2010
This is News in :90 for Oct. 13, 2010.
Community on the lookout for window peeper
Imagine answering the door and finding police officers on your front step. They ask if you called about someone taking pictures through your windows, and then leave without giving you any information.
Allies’ supporters reveal their true colors at National Coming Out Day event
Instead of the normal fall colors that blanket the lower quad this time of year, tables at Tuesday’s convocation hour were draped in the colors of the rainbow for Allies’ celebration of National Coming Out Day.
News in :90 – Oct. 12, 2010
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More on-campus food options for students with gluten allergies
When students walk into the St. Thomas dining hall there is a variety of food to choose from each day, but for some students, including junior Annie Magdziarz, the food selection makes having a meal plan difficult.