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Monthly Archives: February 2012
IWU alumnae share professional advice with current students
By Kristina Dolak, Staff Reporter According to the Prudential Research Study, 95 percent of family financial decisions are made by women. But when compared to men, women have less self-confidence in their capabilities, according to Director of Alumni Relations Ann … Continue reading
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From Presser Hall to the Met Alum passes on performance techniques
By Mary Nicholas, News Editor “Fa la la” means more than you ever dreamed according to Illinois Wesleyan University vocal performance alum Kyle Pfortmiller, ’92, who returned to IWU offering two master classes and a recital tonight in Westbrook Auditorium … Continue reading
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Internet inspires interesting trends
Jonathan Gholson, Staff Writer Even though it has only been about 20 years since the World Wide Web launched, I could go on about how the Internet has potentially started a new Renaissance—what with our new ability to instantly share … Continue reading
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Society lacks true individuality
Mallika Kavadi, Staff Writer Popular culture and social media today reflect an obsession with being different, standing out from the crowd whether you are nerd, jock, emo or goth. On Facebook, every user tries to make their profile stand out … Continue reading
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Campus posters may foster weight manipulation
Editorial Colleges often provide students with suggestions for maintaining physical health and well-being. Illinois Wesleyan University aspires to the same ideal. A variety of foods are offered in the various dining areas, the Shirk Center is nearly always open … Continue reading
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“Terror” dishes out more junk than “Treats”
By Nick Desideri, Staff Writer Excluding that one time she flipped off over 125 million Americans and upstaged Madonna at the Superbowl, or the time she spent nearly an entire concert actively spitting on concertgoers, Mathangi Arulpragasam (or M.I.A.) is … Continue reading
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Tagged Noise Pop, Overproduced Music, Reign of Terror, Sleigh Bells
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IWU critics debate Oscar Picks
By Dane Brinkmeier, Staff Writer and Hannah Dhue, Staff Writer The countdown to Hollywood’s biggest night will finally hit double zeroes this Sunday, and we couldn’t be more excited. As The Argus’ film critics, we took this opportunity to meet … Continue reading
Letter to the Editor
Becky Ebben After reading Kiara Blake-Knight’s article about fake online friends, “Facebook defeats its own purpose,” in last week’s Argus, I felt compelled to write a response. According to Blake-Knight, “Facebook does not and never will create an opportunity to … Continue reading
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Students should consider life beyond “the bubble”
Brenda Miller, Staff Writer Many of us dream of the day when, after four years of hard work, loved ones will watch as we receive our long-awaited diploma. Once we have the coveted certificate, there’s one question left still standing: … Continue reading
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