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The Bungalow Boys, a popular University of Alabama band based out of the Sigma Epsilon fraternity, made a name for themselves showcasing their talent at the hottest bars across Tuscaloosa. From The Booth and Rhythm and Brews to World of Beer and The Red Shed, the band built a fanbase of students and locals looking for a good time. Due to social pressures and band politics, however, the Bungalow Boys changed their name to Pryme Suspect, partially out of fear of being associated with the far right-wing republican group, the Boogaloo Boys. The Boogaloo Boys are an anti-government extremist gro...

Dance Marathon registration now open Posted on: January 27, 2021; Updated on: January 27, 2021 University of South Carolina Dance Marathon registration is now open. USCDM is the largest student-run philanthropic organization on campus. It brings together students and the broader campus community to raise funds for the Child Life Program at Prisma Health Children's Hospital, the local Children's Miracle Network Hospital. Now celebrating its 23rd year, Dance Marathon at UofSC has raised over $6.7 million to help im...

Annual Dance Marathon fundraiser to be held in March, mainly virtually January 21, 2021 Northwestern University Dance Marathon will run a mainly virtual “Weekend Of” event from March 3 to 6 in place of the annual “NUDM 30 Hours” fundraiser. According to SESP senior and NUDM Productions Co-Chair Jillian Korey, the fundraiser will include a mix of interactive activities and music and dance performances. Korey said it will be mostly conducted via Zoom, although NUDM organizers are currently discussing hybrid options with NU’s COVID-19 Task Force. “Our goal for this event is to still ...

Character Counts Posted on: December 18, 2020; Updated on: December 18, 2020 It’s been a year. Full stop.  But that doesn’t mean there wasn’t plenty to celebrate, recognize and honor at the University of South Carolina in 2020. There was. And there’s even more to look forward to in 2021. Whether we were developing innovative instruction strategies and aggressive testing protocols to confront the coronavirus, whether we were making our voices heard on social justice ...

USA TODAY Iowa Network and Lee Enterprises Published 7:47 pm UTC Dec. 22, 2020 Nurse Connor Ramirez balances a cellphone between her ear and shoulder blade as she maneuvers a patient’s bulky bed through Mary Greeley Medical Center’s back hallways. Four colleagues run alongside, toting medical equipment and the patient's belongings as the sun finally begins to peek out from a cloudy morning fog.   “Elevator G-29,” Ramirez says over the commotion, dispatching a cleaning crew to disinfect the lift just as soon as they hang up.   “We’re transferring a COVID patient to the ICU...