KSC Students should know how to properly wear a mask by now With indoor sporting events fully opening doors to
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Online Kristallnacht remembrance held by Cohen Center and HGS department Kristallnacht– or the night of broken glass marked a turning
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No, a student did not find a tapeworm in their food at the DC. This was clarified by Jennifer Ferrell,
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This week’s student assembly was attended by members of the KSC dining team which consisted of Bonnie Blanchard, Operations Manager,
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This week’s students assembly covered the Keene State College’s recent approval rates reported by the U.S. News and World Report.
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Tom Benoit Arts and Entertainment Editor Due to the new restrictions put in place because of the increase in on-campus
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Textbooks are expensive, and the additional cost on top of tuition has led some Keene State students to look for
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Every semester, the Social Activities Council (SAC) hosts a variety of events around campus. Chaos Night, Rocktoberfest and Casino Night
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Mason Library archives contain a variety of historical objects and research materials The archives at Keene State College hold pieces
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Keene State Jazz Combos performed an energetic show on Friday, November 12 at the Redfern Arts Center Alumni Recital Hall.
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Every journey has its end. Keene State senior Hattie Skvorak is quickly approaching graduation. On Saturday, November 13, Skvorak performed
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Senior Madison Gubata performs her final recital Senior Madison Gubata started playing the flute in fourth grade. On November 13,
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Joe ‘Toe’ Nutting is nearing the end of his time at Keene State Keene State Ice Hockey will soon be
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First-year athlete receives historical honor for the swim and dive team First-year Aaron Turgeon is the first male swimmer in
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With Thanksgiving on the horizon and winter and late fall sports in full swing, student athletes may have some work
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Now that October is over, many people have started to look forward to the next holiday season. Those would be
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Astroworld deaths show need for improved concert guidelines The time was 9:30 p.m. A crowd of concert goers were waiting
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Daylight savings is outdated and unnecessary and should be eliminated. Daylight savings was introduced in the early 1900s as a
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Tim Wagner Student Life Editor “Love, Death, Robots” is an Emmy-award-winning sci-fi short film anthology that finally delivered its second
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Harrison Paletta Equinox Staff A new film from Haitian journalist Etant Dupain called “Madan Sara,” depicts the informal status of
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Connor Crawford Managing Executive Editor In one of the most brutally honest expositions of what it is like to be
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Born into an Irish American family on May 29, 1917 in Brookline, Massachusetts, John Fitzgerald Kennedy (JFK) would become the
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Theresa Derry  Time Capsule Editor Founded right after the turn of the century in February 1905, the Niagara Movement is
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Theresa Derry  Time Capsule Editor During the Reconstruction Era, which took place from 1863-1877, the emergence of laws that led
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Francis Roarke, a Civil War veteran who lost his I.D. disc during the Civil War had it returned to New
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Doctor Charles Kerwin weighs in on recent cuts made to the science department.
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Doctor Charles Kerwin spent some time in the field mapping out New Hampshire’s bedrock. During that time he had a
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