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Wes Lauer makes safe return to Seattle after Haitian quake

A Seattle University professor was in Haiti the day the earthquake hit. Full story

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New bar charges into Satellite’s old home

Unicorn is the latest addition to the fleet of bars in the Pike-Pine corridor. And despite its name and unlike its equine-themed counterpart, it's not a gay bar. Full story

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Seattle U gets even with victory over EWU

The Seattle University Redhawks snapped a two game losing streak with a 68-62 win over Eastern Washington University Monday night. Full story

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Tough defense carries Redhawks over South Dakota

Seattle University defeated South Dakota 52-42 at the live and festive Connolly Center Saturday this afternoon. The Redhawks were ferocious on defense, forcing 22 turnovers and holding the visitors to a field goal percentage of 35.7 percent.

Deferred maintenance tops $100 million

While the university spends millions of dollars to erect new structures, Facilities officials face more than $100 million in delayed maintenance across campus.

Bon Appetit restricts meal plan gift card purchases

After the announcement of a policy change Jan. 20, students will no longer be able to save their extra meal plan money at the end of the quarter.

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War heroes to be honored with on-campus memorial

In a formal recognition of fallen soldiers, Seattle University will raise a memorial to deceased service men and women in the Bellarmine turnaround later this year.

Officials consider creating ombudsman office

An ombudsman office is an independent resource promoting fair and equitable treatment in an organization.

Haiti relief efforts continue with benefit concert

The concern and support for the Haitian disaster has expanded as fundraising programs continue to pop up in the Seattle U community. One of the more high-profile events will be a benefit concert March 5.

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Public Safety Reports

Crime up on both campus and Capitol Hill during 2009

Private colleges oppose suspension of State Work Study

Students organize to protest work study cuts

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Local record stores offer tangible, 'magical' vinyl

While the vinyl in used record stores around Capitol Hill may appear undone and withered by time, their vintage vibe and retro sounds still appeal to many.

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Nonprofit organizations thrive through local vintage shops

espite the popularity of for-profit second-hand stores like Le Frock and Atlas, some Seattle second-hand stores still sell to benefit nonprofits in the community.

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'This American Life' host explores storytelling, journalism

Used bookstores still tell fresh story in the age of Kindle

Sea Wolf stretches sound for new album, tour

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Seattle U gets even with victory over EWU

The Seattle University Redhawks snapped a two game losing streak with a 68-62 win over Eastern Washington University Monday night.

Women’s tennis is nothing but optimistic

The women’s tennis team had a rocky start in Colorado, but their spirits are flying as high as their hopes for the rest of the season.

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First annual Seattle U Baseball Flex-Off raises $1,100 for charity

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Keeping the legacy of 'Catcher' alive

Jerome David Salinger (known more popularly as J.D. Salinger) left an indelible imprint on the American consciousness thanks to his masterstroke novel “The Catcher in the Rye.”

Editorial: With Bon Appetit gift cards gone, options remain

By offering students a way to retrieve leftover funds at the end of the year, the catering company was in breach of its contract with the university.

Editorial: Spectator proud to partner with CHS

Letter: Bon App changes exploit student dollars

CBS breaks anti-advocacy rule for abortion ad

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13 years, thousands of talks, just one speechwriter

“People ask me, ‘Do you miss teaching?’ I say, no, I don’t miss teaching,” Sundborg says. “I feel like I am teaching all the time. The most substantial way I am teaching is in public speaking.”

Athletics aims to distinguish D-I Redhawks

With 12 SU's, 11 Redhawks and lots of reds, Seattle U seeks its own brand

Column: Finding the poster children of SU

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