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Fit 5: Dorm room exercises

Shannon Gordon COMMENTARY
January 24, 2012August 27, 2019

Fit Five is a columnby health science major and USF cross-countryrunner Shannon Gordon. Drawing

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While successfully embodying influences of legendary rock bands like Bon Jovi, Mötley Crüe and The Strokes, USF student rock band Hybris has proved its gritty, iron-willed perseverance – in true rock and roll fashion – with how it handles tough transformations, transitions and tumultuous times. The history of Hybris goes beyond borders, time and space […]

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After spending a summer abroad with a friend, most would want to take some time apart. But Thread Magazine Co-Editors Audra Nikolajski and Anna Khoury had a different plan for the upcoming school year: coming together to turn the magazine on its head.  “We went to London over the summer, and we hang out all […]

‘We save lives’: Department chair speaks on power of women and gender studies

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After engaging in a discussion with her neighbor about politics in academics, Women and Gender Studies (WGS) Department Chair Diane Price-Herndl said she offered another perspective on the value of educating students. “I have a neighbor… we were having a conversation the other day about the political situation, and he was like ‘Well, I think […]

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In a short amount of time, South Florida’s intercollegiate figure skating team has made a name for themselves by being the first team of its kind to form in Florida. The program was started in 2021, and since then the team has had two full-functioning seasons with the Bulls. At the start of their first […]

Occult Research Society investigates USF, global folklore

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By investigating haunted locations, seals and recording sightings of ghosts on campus, President Nolan Nolan and Vice President Brenda Nguyen observe many peculiar things while leading the Occult Research Society club at USF. Nolan said he has always been intrigued and fascinated by the occult. He tested out this curiosity by occasionally playing with a […]

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The USF Rugby Club were seen as the underdogs by The Sideline Whisperer, which predicted that they would get blown out 40-17 by UF in the FCC semifinal on April 1. During practice the Thursday before the semifinals, the Bulls saw the review. Rather than being discouraged, the team was frustrated that their talent was […]

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