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Featured Updates for March 12, 2010
Birth affects both male, female counterparts alike
By: Joshua Sanchez Guerrero
Males assume the behaviors of their pregnant partners. Dr. Richard Reed, from the sociology and anthropology department of Trinity University offered some insight on fathers and their reaction to the birthing process March 4 in the Visual Arts Center. Ree…
International Women’s March parades through downtown
By: Brandy A. Santos
More than 1,000 women marched in solidarity to raise awareness of women’s equal rights, advocate for reproductive choice, and seek health care, better education and fair wages. As the International Women’s March began, the marchers stood befor…
Putting a Face to LGBTQ: Equality Ride 2010 Visits Houghton College
By: Monica Sandreczki
A group of 18-29 year olds visited Houghton College as their second stop on a 16 school tour with the Soulforce Q Equality Ride, in order, “to end the religious and political oppression of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning …
SGA Election Results
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Check out detailed results from the 2010 SGA election! www.houghtonstar.com/news/election-results…
Don’t sunset Ranger tradition
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The office of student life wants a mascot who can dress up in costume and drum up spirit at athletic events. Student Life Director Jorge Posadas has charged organizations with coming up with ideas for a suitable character. He shies away from a “rang…
Students’ need to fix skyrocketing credit debt
By: George Artsitas
With the impending insufferable doom of our national economy, it’s good to know our country’s future is masked in college credit card debt….
Utes go home after loss to UNLV in championship game
By: Corbin Godfrey
During the regular season Utah defeated UNLV twice, but the Rebels got the best of the Utes when it mattered most: the quarterfinal game of the Mountain West Conference Championship….
Red Rocks’ challenging quad meet will prepare team for nationals
By: Paige Fieldsted
The No. 9-ranked Red Rocks gymnastics team will face one of its biggest challenges of the season tonight when it welcomes not one, but three nationally ranked teams to the Huntsman Center….
Vikings advance to semifinals
By: Rosemary Hanson
Portland State defeats Idaho State in first round of the conference tournament
“We just need to play our hardest,” women’s basketball coach Sherri Murrell said earlier this week. “We don’t want this to be our last game.” Last night, her team ensured it would not be Murrell’s last game of the…
What’s with all the shaking?
By: Amy Staples
Pacific Northwest earthquake hazards
The Jan. 12 earthquake in Haiti was hard to miss, but in the aftermath of the tragedy, the American media may have ignored several earthquakes that followed. …
Offensive struggles end season for Beach women
By: Andrea C. Quezada
49ers shoot just 29.3 percent from field in quarterfinal loss to UC Santa Barbara
An ice-cold shooting performance ousted the 49er women’s basketball team from the Big West
Senate withholds support on 10-semester limit
By: Rachel Burkhart
The Senate of College Councils voted unanimously Thursday to not support a task force recommendation that would impose a 10-semester limit on students pursuing most undergraduate degrees….

