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MULESKINNER VOL. 113, ISSUE 15

Written by Muleskinner Staff
April 10, 2019
President Roger Best, right, and his wife Robin enjoy lunch with students Tuesday at Ellis Dining Hall. (Photo by Jason Brown, managing editor.)


In this issue, April 11 – April 24
Page 1 > News
Best to be inaugurated April 18
Page 2 > News
Students raise awareness about hunger
Page 3 > News
Mock Interview Week opens opportunities for students
UCM is going to the dogs
Page 4 > News
Tuition and fees to increase fall 2019
Page 5 > News
Fashion Business Association hosts recycling fashion show
Page 6 > Features
Social work professor engages international students in Poland
Page 8 > Opinion
Emo fans rejoice — American Football is back and as poignant as ever
Page 9 > Opinion
“Widows:” More than a crime movie
Page 10 > Sports
Sports updates
Page 11-12 > Central Scoop

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