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Taylor University, Upland, IN
Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024
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Enoch Eicher

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Emily Clementz finds purpose in disaster relief work

When Emily Clementz arrived in Asheville, the devastation from Hurricane Helene, dubbed “the Katrina of the mountains,” required one of the largest Samaritan’s Purse responses to date. A ‘23 graduate, Clementz works with Samaritan’s Purse, a Christian humanitarian aid organization, though her educational background is in physiology and teaching.

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Israel and Lebanon conflict continues

Conflict in Lebanon continues as the war between the Israeli Defence Force and Lebanese militant group Hezbollah enters its second year. Hezbollah's and Israel's previously intermittent cross-border conflict intensified in October 2023 when the Lebanese militant group opened fire on Israeli targets in support of Hamas in Gaza.

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Hurricanes Helene, Milton hit southern states

Hurricane Helene hit the Big Bend area of Florida on Sept. 26 and snaked its way 400 miles up to North Carolina where the majority of the damage occurred. The hurricane claimed more than 200 lives across the Southeast through flash flooding and associated damage. Strong wind gusts damaged property and blew trees and power lines down in a swath from the Gulf Coast to the North Carolina mountains, the National Weather Service reported. 

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Mike Spaulding steps into the role of Chief of Police

In a transition within the Taylor University Police Department, Mike Spaulding has been appointed as the new Chief of Police, succeeding Jeff Wallace, who retired after 21 years of service. This leadership change marks a new chapter for the university's law enforcement, with Wallace embarking in a new role as a school resource officer at Justice Intermediate School in the Marion Community School District. 

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Arts & Life

Monkey Man delivers political message in action-packed story

"Monkey Man" blends fast-paced action with social commentary, reflecting India's societal divides. Director Dev Patel intertwines folklore with political critique, offering a unique perspective on Indian cinema. The film underscores the necessity of radical action in combating injustice, signaling Patel's promising future as a director.

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The case of the Korean cosmetic surgery industry

When Korean exchange student Haein Do was 16, she underwent double eyelid surgery.  Double eyelid surgery creates an eyelid crease, resulting in a larger and more symmetric,  almond-shaped eye according to Stanford Medicine’s website.  Do’s case isn’t unique back in Korea.  According ...

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