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This Week In Sports: 4/26/24

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Mac Poetry slams the competition

Mac Poetry slams the competition

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Let’s Use the System to Change It

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Saying goodbye to The Mac Weekly class of 2024

Saying goodbye to The Mac Weekly class of 2024

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The eleventh annual critical theory symposium; a critical success

The eleventh annual critical theory symposium; a critical success

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Mac community works with St. Paul city council member Saura Jost

Mac community works with St. Paul city council member Saura Jost

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“Poor Things:” A controversial portrayal of sex and autonomy

“Poor Things:” A controversial portrayal of sex and autonomy

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A stretch of Grand Ave. near Macalester’s campus. Photo by Rory Donaghy ’24.

Grand Ave. prepares for reconstruction

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“Six! The Musical” playbill at the Ordway Theater. Photo by Ellie Berkenblit ’24

Hearing “her-story”: an analysis of “Six! The Musical”

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Anna Sene ’24. Photo courtesy of Sene.

Anna Sene ’24 selected as senior commencement speaker

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Laura Coates. Photo courtesy of Coates.

Laura Coates to speak at Class of 2024 Commencement

Cartoon of the Week

September 12, 2014
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Cartoon by Alexander Jenson’17.
Cartoon by Alexander Jenson'17.
Cartoon by Alexander Jenson’17.
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