Majority feels too mature for Halloween treats
Liz Ortiz Metro Editor Halloween is traditionally thought of as a holiday where only children go door-to-door trick-or-treating, but adults participate in the tradition, which has sparked some...
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Alyssa Navarro Staff Writer Loren Dyck, assistant professor of management, lectured about the transformative cooperation at the Honokahua Burial Site as part of the faculty lecture series Monday in the...
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Industry adjusts to social changes
Douglas Chun, assistant professor of management, discusses firm strategies, societal norms and cognitions of the American Auto Industry between 1968 and 2008 in the President’s Dining Room Monday....
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Mentalist reads students’ thoughts
Mentalist Chris Carter awakens freshman legal studies major Ashley Hoffman from hypnosis, pretending to inflate her body with an air pump under his foot. Carter, named Entertainer of the Year by...
View ArticleMajority feels too mature for Halloween treats
Liz Ortiz Metro Editor Halloween is traditionally thought of as a holiday where only children go door-to-door trick-or-treating, but adults participate in the tradition, which has sparked some...
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Mentalist reads students’ thoughts
Mentalist Chris Carter awakens freshman legal studies major Ashley Hoffman from hypnosis, pretending to inflate her body with an air pump under his foot. Carter, named Entertainer of the Year by Campus...
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