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Transgender task force pushes for inclusive policies
By Kaitlin Ahern
Bri McKinney stepped out of the shower one day last October and left Haven Hall's sixth floor women's bathroom. The conversation that followed between two female residents of the floor carried through the vents from the bathroom to McKinney's adjoining room: "What's going on?" he said the two girls asked each other.
Campus remembers former student
By Abram Brown
Christopher Wallace dressed as Dorothy from "The Wizard of Oz" this past Halloween. He had everything from the blue and white checkered skirt to the Judy Garland wig, and finished the night singing "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" in full costume at a local bar.
Controversial journalist to discuss career
By Helina Kebede
Hip-hop journalist and author Kim Osorio will discuss her experiences in the magazine industry today at 1 p.m. in the Joyce Hergenhan Auditorium in Newhouse III. Osorio, former editor in chief of The Source, a popular Hip-Hop music magazine, was the first woman to lead the publication.
SA: Elections, procedure spark debate
By Maria Qualtere
Little was accomplished without disagreement amongst assembly members at the Student Association's meeting Monday night. Many "points of information" were raised throughout the assembly about their own codes; codes they are all required to memorize before becoming a part of the organization.
Google launches mobile GPS
By Alexandra Abrams
Google Inc. quietly launched a new feature called Google Latitude Feb. 4 that enables users to view each others' exact location via Google Maps. While the feature is potentially appealing to college students, the application's tracking ability could present a privacy problem to users, according to Privacy International, a human rights group that tracks surveillance and privacy invasions by governments and corporations.
