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New Student Edition

Ahoy mates Welcome to FAU! You may feel like you’ve been marooned and have no idea how to navigate through these uncharted territories. Continuing my quest for knowledge as a junior, I’ve put together a survival guide filled with tips and maps to help you discover the many riches to be found in your first semester at FAU. Full story

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Photo: Beached whale

Delray Beach police and Florida Fish and Wildlife officials discuss the future of the dead pygmy sperm whale that was found beached and butchered early on Thursday, Sept. 2. Two men suspected of cutting off the tail of the whale are in custody with charges pending. According to the Marine Mammal Protection Act, it is illegal to mutilate a marine mammal. Photo by Todd Roller. Full story

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Bonfire, Bladesong and black lights

As the first week of the fall semester concluded, the fun began with the Third Annual Fall Bonfire on Thursday night, followed by the Bladesong show and the Foam Party on Friday. Photos by Liz Dzuro Full story

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SURF CLUB: FAU Surf Club member Kenny Keating catches waves in South Africa in the summer of 2005.

Best of summer

Hot events during the hottest days of the year

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Lake Worth-IT

On Saturday, Aug. 7, local bands like Everymen played at Lake Worth-IT, a festival that included music, an art show and craft fair, which showcased the best of local talent. A large crowd gathered for Everymen, whose members jumped off-stage and spit fire. Photo by Todd Roller. Full story

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Teaching for a degree

The boardwalk provides a steady walkway above the muddy banks of the marshland at the Pine Jog Envir

Nature center helps education students get hands-on experience

FAU Parking cracks down

Students and faculty, beware: everyone is a bit more likely to receive a parking citation in the coming weeks. Full story

Unqualified

FAU’s attempts to ‘move student media forward’ get covered by … the media

When FAU fired the UP adviser on three days’ notice, administrators told us, “We are not leaving you with nothing.” Full story

New additions bring new perspectives

The latest arrivals to the Board of Trustees (BOT), appointed by Gov. Charlie Crist in March and approved by the Florida Senate in April, work in the insurance and finance industries. Full story