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Sophomore Rachel Chen uses social media to promote her singing and guitar playing

Sophomore Rachel Chen said she considers herself a musician that utilizes contemporary social media to display musical talents over a vast array of internet consumers across the world. Rachel said singing has been one of her leisure pursuits for as long as she can remember, but it wasn’t until the beginning of her sophomore year [...]

What should students know about the student government Twitter page? It’s #TeamFollowBack, so it won’t hurt your Twitter ratio. It’s a good deal to follow. It’s hard to remember sometimes, and when you have that reminder at 8 at night when you’re not really thinking about it, it’s like, “Oh yeah, I need to bring [...]

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What is the cafeteria Twitter? In my opinion, the cafeteria Twitter is an informational tool that can help get students thinking more about the choices they make when it comes to their lunches. What are the tweets usually about? Our tweets are usually about food-related issues like new ice cream flavors or days when we [...]

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Junior Franklyn “Frankie” Salzman is an avid collector. However, rather than collecting action figures, baseball cards or miniature cars, Salzman said he prefers to collect giraffes. “Some have jewels in them; some are hand carved from Kenya; others are almost trinket-like,” Frankie said via email. While Frankie’s choice of collection is unique, he is but [...]

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Facebook or Twitter? Why? (Twitter), definitely, for updating statuses. But as a whole, I’d say I use Facebook more just because a lot more people are on it. And it’s a lot more mainstream and useful for contacting people. Why did you start the Key Club Twitter ? This is something we instituted this year [...]

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