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Climate Professor to Speak on Hot Topic Issue

The debate on climate change will heat up when field expert Donald Wuebbles comes to campus Sept. 22. Wuebbles, a professor of atmospheric sciences, will conduct a lecture titled “Our Changing Climate: The 2014 U.S. National Climate Assessment.” The lecture will be in Olin Hall…

Stan Lee: The man behind Marvel?

Let’s make this clear: I love Stan Lee. Not only did he revolutionize superhero archetypes by introducing a radically diverse group of flawed, relatable characters and relevant, issue-driven stories to an art form that no one took seriously, but he also helped bring Spiderman (my…

Print-a-car: Will it get you far?

On Sept. 13, at the International Manufacturing Technology Show, a truly incredible automotive accomplishment occurred; a car was created using a 3D printer. Local Motors, a community driven manufacturing company where enthusiasts, hobbyist innovators and professionals can work together to create all sorts of incredible…

Apple Swag

Apple’s Chief executive, took to the iconic Flint Center stage in Cupertino, California to reveal this year’s lineup of new Apple products and innovations. The first of the new products revealed was the iPhone 6 and its larger counterpart, the iPhone 6 Plus. The iPhone…

Fall Movie Frenzy

While summer is usually regarded as the best time for movies, the upcoming fall line up of films is impressive in its own right. Like the change of autumn leaves, the loud and frenetic sequences of blockbuster action will phase out to allow efforts of…

Yik Yak: The Voice of the People?

If you thought the days of petty comments disguised in anonymity were behind you (read: formspring.me and Facebook’s honesty box), you might want to give up now, because there’s an app that encompasses just that. It’s called Yik Yak, and it’s kind of ridiculous. Kind…

Destiny’s Big Release

Video gaming’s next big blockbuster is here. Its name: “Destiny.” This highly anticipated title was developed by Bungie (creator of the critically acclaimed “Halo” series), published by Activision and is already making waves. “Destiny” can be described as a shared world shooter. In simple terms,…

One Bear Who’s Making Us Aware

There are two things that never seem to be mentioned in the same sentence: mental health and sports. But it seems as though the dialogue may be changing slowly thanks to one football player. Chicago Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall is changing the conversation on…

Trending: #vapidamerica

There is an old saying that claims the only definite things in life are death and taxes. If you are a celebrity of any kind, there should be a fine print clause that adds “post-mortem tweets” to this list. The passing of celebrities is always…

Festival Fun

Every spring, thousands of people of all ages anxiously wait at their computers to buy tickets for various music festivals. With this pastime ruling the summer, Voice asked Bradley students about their own music fest adventures. Wakarusa Festival–Mulberry Mountain, Arkansas Liz Lundholm ’16 At the…

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