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Students evacuate after power outage

Students evacuate after power outage

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Students wait outside of the communications and music building during a power outage on April 16, 2024.

Loyola power outage causes campus "chaos"

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Courtesy of Taylor Swift

“The Tortured Poets Department” review: Swift at her most vulnerable

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Marquette Hall on April 9. Lowest paid faculty receives raises.

Salaries increase for lowest paid faculty, first time in decade

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Courtesy of Focus Features

"Lisa Frankenstein": "Heathers" but make it camp

Brief: Egyptian authorities continue arresting Islamist leaders

Associate Press
August 22, 2013

CAIRO (AP) – Egyptian authorities on Wednesday, Aug. 21 continued their crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood and its allies by arresting two more high-profile Islamist figures, while officials said that they had started a closed hearing in a prison outside Cairo to decide whether to release jailed ex-president Hosni Mubarak. The arrested Islamists include a preacher known for his fiery sermons who was reportedly caught as he tried to flee to neighboring Libya in disguise.
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