For the past two years, junior Elisha Homich and sophomore Jenna Williamson have been teammates on Bridgewater State University's women's basketball team. Prior to college, the pair had been playing basketball together since they were in the secondand third grade.
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Brooke Parsons is the first to admit that she ran for the Bridgewater State University Student Government Association as a freshman because it would look good on her resume. But something started to change during her sophomore year, when she started to consider career options in student affairs.
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On November 28, an email scam message was sent out to Bridgewater students asking them to provide personal account information. The scammer, under the name of Sara Jennings, offered students to test and keep an unreleased iPhone5 in exchange for this information, including their passwords.
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Major/Minor Change Procedure to Move Online During the December 6 meeting of the Student Government Association, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Howard London and Associate Vice President for Enrollment Service Heather Smith told SGA members that soon students may be able to change their major or minor electronically.
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I will start my letter with the same statement that I made at the November 8 SGA meeting: I am not affiliated with The Comment in any way, but I am a journalist, and I wholeheartedly protect free speech. I also would like to state that this letter contains my individual opinions, and does not reflect the views of the Student Government Association as a whole, or the views of the Class of 2013 as an organization.
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As my first days of college started, I was excited, nervous and curious to see how college life actually worked. Trying to find my way around campus was overwhelming, and coming back to Shea/Durgin was even more overwhelming. Almost every time I entered the building, there would be a line of people getting their bags checked, and a security guard yelling at everyone to have their bags open and ready.
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Last spring the University approved a Tobacco Free Policy which has been in effect since September 1, 2011. Though the administration had good intentions when they approved this policy it has yet to make a major difference on campus. This policy bans smoking on everything that is considered University property and affects not only students and faculty but customers, vendors, and visitors.
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We score baskets, make goals and are proud to say Bridgewater State University runs through our veins. We do our part to make the school a better place, but when we pass out on the field after a hard practice due to malnutrition and an empty stomach, we can thank the administration that suggested what meal plan we purchased.
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There is nothing like a good old fashioned, 1960's type, no frills greasy spoon! In a place like Brianna's, a makeover would ruin the character and defeat the purpose: great food at reasonable prices. Early birds and late party types are all welcome: the doors open at 5:32 a.
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Just mere days separate you from freedom. Freedom from homework, research papers, finals, and your roommate(s). In this time of chaos and stress, we at The Comment are here to bring you the final installment of the rules for living. For this edition, we will stress some already stated rules that are even more important now that final time has come around.
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