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Photojournalist Elizabeth L. Gilbert showcases photos in Webster University’s May Gallery of Africa’s conflict, culture

By The Journal | 04/07/2013

Photojournalist Elizabeth L. Gilbert abandoned a publicized career in a crazed effort to photograph as many African tribes as possible before aspects of their culture deteriorated.

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Webster University alumnus shows artwork at Webster House Galleries opening April 5

By The Journal | 04/05/2013

Webster House Galleries seek talent in past and current Webster University art department.

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Section of fence missing at WVA, University didn’t remove it

By The Journal | 04/04/2013

There is a gap in the fence that surrounds Webster University’s Village Apartments in front of apartment building 3.

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Webster Groves City Plan Commission delays Webster University’s proposed expansion for master plan due to ‘vague intentions’ with property

By The Journal | 04/03/2013

Webster University’s ‘unspecific intentions’ involving use of the Eden Seminary’s Luhr Library resulted in their proposal being delayed on Monday, April 1 at Webster Groves City Hall.

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Webster University purchases, designs new Gorlok mascot costume

By The Journal | 04/03/2013

Webster University’s new mascot costume is a more whimsical take on the Gorlok. The new costume allows the performer to see better and is made out of a lighter material.

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Loss to No. 14 WashU snaps program-record 13-match win streak

By The Journal | 04/03/2013

The Webster University men’s tennis team took on a nationally ranked, crosstown opponent. Though the Gorloks’ loss broke their 13-match win streak, Webster hopes to use the experience of playing a ranked team to its advantage as two tough SLIAC foes lie ahead.

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Women and gender studies major now offered at Webster University

By The Journal | 04/03/2013

Webster University students can now declare new women and gender studies major.

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Chess team member Wesley So thinks of life as a chess board

By The Journal | 04/03/2013

Westly So became the eighth youngest grandmaster in history at the age of 14. So makes connections between the chess board and everyday situations.

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Editorial: Scoring the College Scorecard: Why President Obama’s College Scorecard falls flat

By The Journal | 04/03/2013

The Journal feels Obama’s College Scorecard provides students less information about colleges than one could find by simply googling a school.

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For students’ sake, change the registration debt policy

By The Journal | 04/03/2013

After facing the challenge of paying tuition, Editor-in-Chief Brittany Ruess encourages the university to change its registration policy of $500 owed to $1,500.

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