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3 sexual assaults reported
3 sexual assaults reported

From March 30 to April 7, 3 rapes were reported in on-campus communities at Sonoma State, prompting the school to issue a Timely Warning.

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Pump failure causes 3-day water shutdown
Pump failure causes 3-day water shutdown

A failure in SSU’s well pump caused the campus to issue a 3-day “boil water” notice.

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Student Life
Top 5 ways to exercise beyond the Rec
Top 5 ways to exercise beyond the Rec

If the Recreation center is not your thing, here are 5 ways to exercise without the gym.

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Club Spotlight: The Improvaholics
Club Spotlight: The Improvaholics

Silliness and support in Sonoma State University’s improv club.

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Student Spotlight: Alexandra Giovanetti
Student Spotlight: Alexandra Giovanetti

Following her love for dance and taking on a new experience, transfer student Alexandra Giovanetti found her perfect place at Sonoma State University in 2017.

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Choral community continues to serenade
Choral community continues to serenade

On April 26, the Green Music Center will be filled by the sound of harmonious voices as the Sonoma State Symphonic Chorus and Sonoma State Concert Choir perform in Schroeder Hall.

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Opinion
Music festivals can encourage drug abuse

Music festivals, raves and EDM (electronic dance music) concerts have become increasingly popular throughout the recent years, with the use of drugs accompanying many of the so-called “ravers.” The misuse of these drugs, with the most common one known as MDMA (methylenedioxymethamphetamine), Molly or Ecstacy, can cause serious health complications and possibly lead to death when someone takes more than a usual dosage. 

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Gymnast’s injury urges dialogue about high-risk sports

An Auburn University student was injured last week after performing at a NCAA gymnastics regional finals. Samantha Cerio, a senior gymnast, appeared to have dislocated both of her knees after landing a stunt at the competition. Many have said that these sports could be considered mildly “dangerous,” and that precautions should be taken to potentially avoid injuries in the future. 

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Sports
Men’s tennis takes down UC Santa Cruz
Men’s tennis takes down UC Santa Cruz

Nate Oppenheim leads Seawolves to a 7-0 shutout against UC Santa Cruz.

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Women’s tennis dominates on senior day
Women’s tennis dominates on senior day

Jensyn Warren, #16 in the country for women’s singles, leads Seawolves into postseason.

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