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— Two women were identified by name on the list, including one University of Chicago student. Two brothers are listed with their favorite position as the “Nword flip.” One of the brothers listed alongside this position is not Black.
— DU students said in a statement the document is “gross and unverified.” DU international headquarters said it is working with the fraternity to determine the “legitimacy” of the document.
— A UCPD officer on scene said that he suspected that the incident was an accident. The car’s airbags had not been activated, meaning the car was likely not traveling at high speed.
— Chelsea Clinton spoke in an interview with The Maroon at the conference.
In Arts
Editor Brooke Nagler writes in:
UChicago alum Sarah Koenig (A.B. ‘90) discusses her podcast, truth, and investigative journalism with Rachel DeWoskin at the Logan Center.
Polyphia’s new album, New Levels New Devils, transcends the rigid rules of math rock and marries together disparate music styles flawlessly.
In an era of popular music in which authenticity itself has become a brand of its own, Peach Pit reflects how organic and genuine their music already is.
From Westerns to the troubled tales of a depressive comedian, the Chicago International Film Festival offered a both stylistically and culturally diverse line-up of works this year.
Exhibit A: Where to go and what to do.
Though hailed by musicians and press alike as the next big thing, Greta Van Fleet might be less original than you think.
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