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Despite another year of positive operating incomes for six of the seven Corp services, investment losses have led to an over 50 percent drop in the student-run corporation’s net income from fiscal year 2007 to fiscal year 2008.

Now in only its third year, the GUSA Senate has played a role in major changes on campus, including last year’s negotiations of alcohol policy reforms with the administration and creation of the Student Commission for Unity. However, during this time, the senate still remained an organization in limbo, as it struggled to forge an identity and cement its place in campus life.

Exactly 115 years after America’s first gasoline-powered car was unveiled by Charles and Frank Duryea, the United States faces a fork in the road and, with it, a fundamental choice about the future of energy. At the center of this debate, the most unlikely of figures brought his plan for independence from oil to Gaston Hall yesterday: an oil tycoon.

After a reported armed sexual assault shocked campus in April, the Department of Public Safety announced plans to launch a sexual assault defense program for female students on Wednesday at a safety open forum in the Intercultural Center Auditorium.

While beer pong tables are back, make sure not to let the kegs pile up in your house.

Bright lights and large crowds may not be an unusual sight on the Multi-Sport Facility, but this Friday night it was not a lacrosse game that was drawing the crowd.

February 3, 2008, left a gut-wrenching feeling in a New Englander’s stomach that he has not felt since a certain home run by a certain New York Yankee in October 2003 in a certain ALCS.