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THIS WEEK'S PHOTO FEED: Click on any slideshow photo to enlarge. Farewell, Father...Departing after over a decade as president, Spitzer says he'll miss being 'in the heart and soul' of Gonzaga
Fr. Robert Spitzer, S.J., thinks in threes. His sermons consist of three points, as will his valedictory address. It could be a reflection of his mathematical mind or his devotion to the Catholic faith, but there's no denying that he could explain any thought with three brief points.…
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Rough weekend bounces Zags from rankingsVan Winkle's torrid series garners WCC Player of the Week honors
As the hunt for a West Coast Conference championship continues, the Gonzaga baseball team is looking to play its best baseball yet. The team currently sits in third place in the WCC at 7-5, one game behind Loyola Marymount and San Diego, tied at 8-4.
The Bulldogs broke the top 25 last week after defeating nationally ranked WCC rivals Pepperdine (26) and San Diego (21).…
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How MTV became cool without Carson Daly
Most of us can remember the days when middle school girls wearing their butterfly clips and their back pocket-less jeans and boys in their polos and cargo shorts hopped off the bus, enjoyed whatever microwaved snack and religiously flipped the channel to TRL.…
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A special thanks to the student body
Dear Students:
Consider this a thank you.
Over the past year, GSBA has prepared numerous initiatives, brought various events and activities to campus, and tried our best to serve you as fellow students participating in a governing body.
We have worked our hardest to provide student services at little or no cost, including putting over 600 Spokesman-Reviews and New York Times on campus each academic day, giving you an opportunity to take a Safe Ride home when away from campus, and working to serve you under such unique conditions as the 72 inches of snow that fell on the last day of finals in December.…
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The ripple effectWater shortages are a cause for concern in California. Could we feel the ripple effect in the Inland Northwest?
Three years of drought have caused severe water shortages in California, which recently declared a state of emergency, according to the Environment News Service.
Could such shortages ever make their way to Washington, the "Evergreen State," a region known for its rivers, rain forests and abundance of water?
Over the past 25 years, water levels in parts of the Columbia Basin have dropped by more than 300 feet, according to a U.…
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