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When you think of crazy ice or snow sculptures, you can't fathom it would look like a frozen movie set.

When you think of crazy ice or snow sculptures, you can't fathom it would look like a frozen movie set.

When you think of crazy ice or snow sculptures, you can't fathom it would look like a frozen movie set.

When you think of crazy ice or snow sculptures, you can't fathom it would look like a frozen movie set.

When you think of crazy ice or snow sculptures, you can't fathom it would look like a frozen movie set.

The snozzberries taste like victory for Phi Kappa Tau. The Hancock-based Greek organization extended its winning streak in the Michigan Technological University Winter Carnival overall monthlong statue competition to five years in a row with the Willy Wonka-themed “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.”

On October 31, 2022, Leslie Kay Erickson Raven, a beloved mother, wife, and grandmother, passed away at the age of 98. Born on New Years Day in Manistee, Michigan in

Louisiana Tech University is celebrating National Phi Kappa Phi Week with a special display in Prescott Memorial Library, Feb. 6-10.

Cawa graduates from Carson-Newman

Lastic honor society at Western Illinois University, is seeking nominations from Western faculty for its 2023 class of faculty initiates.