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Fingerprint readers would make campus safer

Sarah Mason / Features editor Sarah Mason can be reached at linfieldreviewfeature@gmail.com. It’s 3 a.m., pouring down rain, and you don’t have your...

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Psy generates confusion, not pop music hit

Kate Straube / Photo editor Kate Straube can be reached at linfieldreviewphotos@gmail.com. Just when we thought Psy’s reign over YouTube and pop...

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GPA does not determine your worth as a student

Kelsey Sutton / Managing editor Kelsey Sutton can be reached at linfieldreviewmanaging@gmail.com. I feel that students, myself included, often get way...

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Creativity creates opportunity for stress relief

Kaylyn Peterson / Copy chief Kaylyn Peterson can be reached at linfieldreviewcopyed@gmail.com Remember when you were a little kid and the most stressful...

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Donation requests annoy students, parents

The Review Editorial Board The Editorial Board can be reached at linfieldreviewopinion@gmail.com We all know that Linfield is an expensive school. Some...

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Baseball wins National Championship

    The trophy cases in the Ted Wilson Gymnasium need to expand. The Linfield Wildcats baseball team dispatched the Southern Maine University...

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Seniors keep Linfield art tradition alive

  While everyone stayed busy during the last few weeks of school studying for finals, four seniors dedicated their time and effort into keeping...

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Body of article.   Samantha Sigler / Editor-In-Chief Samantha can be reached at linfieldrevieweditor@gmail.com

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Professor gives entertaining, personal last lecture

When a student asked Dave Hansen if he would be interested in presenting a “Last Lecture,” his answer was a simple, “no, not really.” This was...

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Upward bound asks students, faculty to give back

Upward Bound is hosting its annual Give and Go event around campus, asking students and faculty to donate everything from furniture and appliances to food...

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Students present work at Annual Spring Symposium

Nicholson Library was filled with chatter and posters May 17, as students stood side by side with their posters, discussing the implications of their projects...

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Professor discusses importance of vaccination

It seems like if there isn’t a natural disaster that is killing the planets population off, it’s something that we are, or aren’t doing, like getting...

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Cycling culture discussed at Bikelandia

Students discussed the culture and issues surrounding cycling May 16 at the Bike Co-op. Junior Katherine Ann Takaoka has been involved with the Bike Co-op...

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Students receive awards for participation in UMW

Several students and faculty members received recognition from the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival for their participation in the UMW...

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Graduates hope for pomp and jobs

As strains of “Pomp and Circumstance” drift from college campuses this month, odds are improving that new graduates’ next stop will not be their...

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