Posts Tagged ‘ COM425 ’

The Greek system and the media

May 11, 2015
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The Greek system and the media

By Bahnt Freiberger Recent events involving hazing, racism, and rape allegations have severely affected the public perception of fraternities and sororities around the country. With the media only focusing on the dark side of Greek life and popular culture playing up the party aspect, fraternities and sororities must work harder than ever to fight...

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The Peoria Riverplex, more than a gym

May 10, 2015
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by Elizabeth Degnan Most citizens in the city of Peoria are all familiar with the Peoria RiverPlex down on North East WaterStreet. The fitness facility is equipped with state of the art, premium fitness equipment for members. However, the treadmills, recumbent bikes, and other machines are not the reason why the Peoria RiverPlex is...

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Put down the phone, it could save your life

May 7, 2015
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Put down the phone, it could save your life

By Alison Zupkus With the installation of a new law banning cell phone use and driving, the general sentiment from many people has been one of disapproval. “If you need to call someone to ask for directions and you don’t have Bluetooth or something, you’re screwed,” said Emily Sonneborn, a junior at Bradley University....

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Bradley University works to control underage drinking

April 14, 2015
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Bradley University works to control underage drinking

Underage drinking has been a well-known leading problem in the youth population today. Many underage drinkers end up in disastrous circumstances that lead into serious issues such as alcohol poisoning, high-risk sexual offenses, suicide, homicide and the issue of dependence on the substance. In the year 2013 Illinois alone had $2.8 billion in underage...

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More NCAA Brackets Busted Than Obamacare Applicants in 2014

April 14, 2015
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More NCAA Brackets Busted Than Obamacare Applicants in 2014

Between October 2013 and March 2014 8 million people signed up for the new government backed health insurance plan, Obamacare, or the Affordable Care Act. While this may seem like a good number, when you compare it to the United States total population, 318 million, Obamacare applicants only applied for two and a half...

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Coach Geno Ford’s comments cause stir after Bradley’s win Tuesday night

December 15, 2014
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Coach Geno Ford’s comments cause stir after Bradley’s win Tuesday night

By: Brent Drevalas PEORIA, IL – Bradley University defeated the Central Michigan Chippewas by the score of 84-73 Tuesday night in the mens team’s one and only game to be held on campus at Bradley’s Renaissance Coliseum this season. Comments after the game by Head Coach Geno Ford may be the lasting impression left...

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Some Christmas traditions die hard

December 14, 2014
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Some Christmas traditions die hard

Droughts have plagued Central Illinois and affected the business of Christmas tree farms. Take a look into Talbott’s Christmas Tree Farm located in Tazewell County and hear from one of the long-time workers comment on the future of the farm and his insight into what makes the perfect Christmas tree. Also, watch a video of...

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Net neutrality an important topic for all

December 14, 2014
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Net neutrality has been a hot topic among the media and public this year. With a topic of such prominence, it’s important to understand what net neutrality is and how it can affect you. Also featured are a timeline of important events in the debate, as well as a graph illustrating the various prices of Internet across America.

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Cyber Monday to keep growing

November 19, 2014
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Cyber Monday to keep growing

By Tom Bunch   Deals and sales are a huge part of the Thanksgiving holiday thanks to Black Friday, but the less known about Cyber Monday is becoming just as important. Sales for online shopping have been rising every year, and it doesn’t seem to be stopping anytime soon. According to the U.S. Census...

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Peoria Park District welcomes visitors to the 19th century

September 30, 2014
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Peoria Park District welcomes visitors to the 19th century

Pioneer Days lets visitors explore 19th century Illinois.  On this interactive tour, visitors can stop by a replica schoolhouse, blacksmith shop and more as they learn about the day-to-day life on the homestead.

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Late Night BU Gets the Halloween Season Started

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Bradley University embraced the Halloween spirit with a themed Late Night BU on Oct. 11 from 9 p.m. to midnight. Late Night BU, a...

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