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Dialogue and peace necessary for advancement, violence is regression

For every John Brown, there’s a Mahatma Gandhi. For every Malcolm X, there’s a Martin Luther King Jr. But the path to effective resistance can’t be argued entirely through historical figureheads. All four of those historical figures resisted in ways that made them icons and gave them

Sharing stories helps some students cope with changes of Presidental administration

Muslim students share stories of hope amid discouragement KAYLYN DEITER kkdeiter13@ole.augie.edu Rahiwa Mussa never used to tell people she was a Muslim. Even after attending an international school in her native Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the senior wasn’t comfortable sharing her religious identity with fellow Augustana students

Combining Hollywood and Broadway, La La Land finds a place on cinematic map

La La Land dazzles with on screen chemistry, classic charm REBEKAH TUCHSCHERER rjtuchscherer16@ole.augie.edu Complete with dancers in the streets and critical acclaim at every stoplight, 14-time Oscar-nominee La La Land has found a place on the cinematic map. This musical romantic dramedy follows aspiring actress Mia (Emma

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Exploring the world: 171 study abroad over interim

KAATJE WEILAND kpweiland16@ole.augie.edu

State of the U event used to engage students

ASA discusses student issues at first-ever “State of the U” JARED RUBADO jjrubado14@ole.augie.edu RYAN HEUER rtheuer12@ole.augie.edu The Augustana Student Association presented its first-ever “State of the U” in the Siverson Lounge before a crowd of roughly 30 students Nov. 30. ASA president Mason VanEssen

“Dry campus” title deter students from drinking?

Why dry, AU? Analyzing Augustana’s booze rules ANDREA CONOVER amconover13@ole.augie.edu As the last week of classes draws to a close and finals loom, Augustana students see the weekend as a chance to indulge in a brief moment of relaxation. This might include a stop at midnight