“The Women of Lockerbie” – Review
“Hatred will not have the last word in Lockerbie.”
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Author Spotlight: Jimin Han author of “A Small Revolution”
Author Jimin Han didn’t start out with intentions of writing, let alone becoming a novelist but in the end, it became part of who she is.
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10 Things Women Want Women To Know
Women’s History Month has come and passed and with it a reminder of just how strong, resourceful, and powerful women are. Here are ten things women wish they would have been told as they faced the world.
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Batter Up! Red Sox Baseball is Here!
The Red Sox have a lot of promise for the 2018 season with few weaknesses, but their strengths have a lot of staying power for years to come and will be a major positive for this entire season.
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FSU Leadership Conference: Taking Up Space in 2018
Fitchburg State Feminist Conversations held their annual Lead(H)ership Conference on Friday, March 30th. This event was sponsored by various clubs and organizations at Fitchburg State, with an all-woman panel that ranged from esteemed Ph.D Professors, to celebrated poets, freelance and published writers, and of course Fitchburg State students.
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FSU’s Harry Potter Alliance
If one was to walk into Thompson 202 on a Wednesday anytime between 5-6pm, they would find a group of Harry Potter fans discussing different topics and themes that come up in the books and the movies.
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March Student of the Month: Rachel Danso
Fitchburg State junior nursing major Rachel Danso is taking full advantage of her eloquence and determination to open doors, dialogues, and minds.
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Big News for Texans
Sylvia Garcia and Veronica Escobar have secured the Democratic nomination in their districts. This is a huge victory for Latinas, as it is important that they have strong leadership and representation in their largely Latino district.
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Main Stage Presents: The Women of Lockerbie
30 years after the Lockerbie Bombing, Fitchburg State University’s Main Stage Theater Company presents: “The Women of Lockerbie”, by the renowned playwright Deborah Brevoort and directed by Kelly Morgan.
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Do You Check Your Email?
To further investigate this, we asked about a dozen students lingering in the McKay halls if they check their emails on a daily basis.
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Falcons Ice Hockey Team Captures Conference Championship: Sets Sights Towards National Title
The Falcons, who have not lost a game since January 28, have eight consecutive wins and have scored 47 goals in this winning streak while allowing just 21.
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Journey to Equality: Taking Stock with Clarence Harlan Orsi
After reading Clarence Harlan Orsi’s essay, ‘Take Stock’, and given the chance to hear him speak, I found myself thinking rather deeply on the topic [of gender].
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Falcon Hockey Captain Soars Past Hardships
Gordon was playing hockey at Hingham High School and was having an excellent season during his senior year, but knew something was not right with himself. In March 2012, he was playing street hockey with friends and started throwing up blood.
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5 Reasons People Aren’t Participating in Class
Whether you’re one of the quiet ones or a boisterous participant we’ve all felt the awkwardness in the room.
But why don’t aren’t people participating in class?
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Pitch Tank
Applications are due by March 2nd and can be sent in at fitchburgstate.edu/pitchtank. After judges deliberate, there will be a second round happening in April.
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10 Things Women Want Women To Know
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