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The people have spoken. Specifically, the 144 Northwestern freshmen and sophomores who responded to The Daily’s survey about student dining habits said that, on aggregate, Allison Dining Commons is the most preferred dining hall on campus. When asked to rank the five dining halls in order of preference, 34% of respondents rated Allison first, followed...

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Every academic quarter, Northwestern students scramble to snag their classes for the next term. One coveted course was in many registration carts this quarter — but good luck getting in. SESP Prof. Alexandra Solomon teaches Marriage 101, which is turning 25 years old this year. Nine to 12 teaching assistants typically help out with the...

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This article contains spoilers. “Yellowjackets” is back after an almost three-year hiatus for its highly anticipated third season, with new episodes dropping every Friday on Paramount+. The stranded soccer team turned wilderness survivors — and their older, traumatized counterparts — return for another gripping chapter, diving deeper into their twisted past and the chaos of...

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Black Poetry Society received the largest portion of the $11,000 allocated from the New Student Organization Support Fund by the Associated Student Government on Wednesday, taking home $750. New student organizations that have been on campus for less than two years were eligible to receive funding at the Winter Quarter NSOSF Funding Senate. ASG allocates...

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Edison Elementary School student Zora Schaffer read the picture book “Dragons Love Tacos” with her mother, Kate Schaffer, while petting Kentucky Fried Chicken, a cat up for adoption at Paws and Claws Cat Rescue Wednesday night. The mother-daughter duo were just two of roughly 30 community members who attended Evanston Public Library’s “Read to Cats”...

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In Today’s Crossword, 5-Down, 4 letters: What people might bring to a yoga class

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When Northwestern Psychiatry Program employee Barbara Sutcliffe went to buy her monthly shuttle pass, as usual, she was told by someone in line that the shuttle service would not continue next month. NU announced it will end operations of the Metra Train Station Shuttle, which connects NU’s Chicago campus with several major train stations, March...

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My friends and I were almost going to take the CTA home from dinner in Chicago on Saturday after seeing how much an Uber would cost us. I’m glad it was cold, and we were wearing heels because that car ride was the most interesting thing that happened that night — scratch that — week....

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The last iteration of the G.I. Bill was updated eight years ago in 2017 under the Trump Administration. The Harry Colmery “Forever G.I. Bill” on the surface looks like a godsend. It would be if it helped all veterans. It doesn’t. The Forever G.I. Bill is unlike Veterans Affairs health care, where all veterans are...

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Senior Lauryn Nguyen finished eighth as No. 10 Northwestern ended sixth among a stacked field at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate at Long Cove Club in Hilton Head, South Carolina.  In the 13th edition of the competition, the ’Cats rallied behind a 4-over-par second round to place in the middle-to-top of the pack. Nguyen, who finished...

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SESP Prof. Terri Sabol has been at Northwestern since 2014. In that time, she has not only built relationships with students and created a robust research portfolio, but she has also given her students hands-on opportunities to interact with policy research about Chicago. In addition to being an educator, Sabol is a faculty co-director of...

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A Chicago woman is charged with multiple felony counts of aggravated arson following a fire that displaced multiple people Thursday, according to a news release from the Evanston Police Department. Authorities said they were investigating a disturbance between a man and woman at the 1900 block of Green Bay Road around 5:45 a.m. before they...

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