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Comic book fans were treated to Emily Deckers lecture about the history of female representation in American comic books March 5 at The Field Museum. 

Second-wave feminist movement presented in comics

By Eric Bradach
March 12, 2018
City Hall cracks down on cell phone black market

City Hall cracks down on cell phone black market

By Blaise Mesa
September 18, 2017

Exit survey signals need for more student feedback

By Editorial Board
September 8, 2015
Statues of guardian lions traditionally stood in front of Chinese imperial buildings and temples, as well as the homes of government officials and the wealthy, and were believed to have powerful protective benefits.  The male leans his right paw upon an embroidered ball (in imperial contexts, representing supremacy over the world) and the female nurtures a cub under her left paw. 

Cyrus Tang Hall of China joins Field Museum

By Managing Editor
June 25, 2015
Pizza Mac n Cheese

Recipe: Pizza Mac ‘n’ Cheese

By Managing Editor
January 26, 2015
One century minus a bakers dozen: Finding the forest for the trees in the translation of literature

‘One century minus a baker’s dozen:’ Finding the forest for the trees in the translation of literature

By Features Editor & Assistant Sports & Health Editor
November 17, 2014
Maire Hahn sings for an audience and plays the keyboard during AEMMP Records release party.

AEMMP records releases day//night CD compilations

By Assistant Campus Editor
November 10, 2014

Haka exhibit shines at Field Museum

By Nancy Cooper
November 10, 2014

Keep Lucas museum on Lake Michigan

By Opinions Editor
September 2, 2014

Chicago wins battle for Lucas Museum

By Managing Editor
September 2, 2014
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