In A&E Opinion:
Looking for good Christmas movies for the holiday? Here's some staple movies to get into the right Christmas mood and some overrated movies to avoid.
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For Thanksgiving, many students went home, but for international students, this wasn't an option.
“I would walk to my friend’s house and there wouldn’t be a soul on the street,” freshman Rithvik Ramakrishnan said. “It was a different perspective.”
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Tree lighting celebrates various religions at a new location.
“This year we represent different religions here on campus,” Student Senate President Asma Hassan said. “We represent Christianity, Hinduism, Juddaism and Islam.”
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Vibe:
Many college students face untreated alcoholism nationwide.
"There’s kind of a stigma around drinking in college. People may not realize they have a problem or they might see it as a sign of weakness, even though it’s not," sophomore Ben Hayen said.
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In the Stroller:
This Bearcat is tired of men objectifying women. It's time to stop. They are humans, not your next sexual fantasy.
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Northwest is hosting Heather Harpham, who is an award-winning author and playwright tonight. She is the last author to present their works in the Visiting Writer's Series for the year.
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The blackbear concert sold 200 more tickets this semester than the last concert. Blackbear along with opening band OBB hyped the crowd of community members and students alike this past weekend.
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Senior Lhakpa Sonam Sherpa gets traditional Nepalese dessert after having an authentic meal at the Friday Night Cafe. The 14 senior dietetic students started preparing the food at 9 a.m. and continued cooking until the event started at 5 p.m.
Students are having a ball at Late Night at the Rec, with basketball, bubble soccer, cosmic bowling, and many other games set up throughout the Recreation Center until 11 p.m.
Humans of Northwest:
Executive-in-Residence and alumnus Chris Hughes returns to Northwest. He uses his knowledge he's gained from his time in the military to help organizations with leadership training and students seeking help for their future plans.
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Northwest Dance Company has seen its largest amount of students since it became an organization on campus. As each semester returns, new and old members join together to showcase the many hours of practice they put into each dance.
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