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This week, we hear from students and staff about student loans, get two perspectives on Women in combat roles, get the lowdown on Cavalier sports, the Grammys and even get a new Bless your Heart segment, focusing on Valentine’s Day this week.

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We sit down with the SEaL office, take a trip around Wayne, and hear all about this year’s Super Bowl.

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Watch LOQation each week for your local, national and international news, as well as the latest sports and entertainment news.

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Watch LOQation each week for your local, national and international news, as well as the latest sports and entertainment news.

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  Social media highlights Fla. teenager’s death Trayvon Martin, an unarmed 17-year-old, was fatally shot by George Zimmerman, 28, on Feb. 26 in Sanford, Fla., yet his death did not reach the national stage until several weeks later.  Social media giants such as Facebook and Twitter spread details of the shooting in the following weeks. [...]

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Many mourn, remember those lost in Japan Grieving families across Japan gathered to mark the oneyear anniversary of the major disasters that ravished the island nation. The March 2011 earthquake and tsunami affected the Northeastern Coast, killing almost 20,000 people and causing a massive nuclear radiation leak at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station.  To [...]

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For the past three years, Apple Inc. has released a line of tablet computers that have become wildly popular with the general public since it’s April 2010 launch. This year was no different, as Apple announced the release of the third generation iPad with a release slated for Friday, March 16.

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A group of eighteen people, consisting of students, alumni and faculty, will be traveling to San Lucas Tolimán, Guatemala during spring break, departing March 3 and arriving back March 11.

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Queen of Pop passes away in L.A. Whitney Houston, successful pop superstar, died on Saturday, Feb. 11 in Beverly Hills, Calif. She was 48 years old. Paramedics spent close to 20 minutes trying to revive Houston, the authorities said. There was no immediate word on the cause of her death. Houston was staying at the [...]

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There is a good chance that you have one in your pocket or on your desk, but have you ever considered where it comes from?

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Rick Santorum, current republican presidential candidate and former united states senator from Pennsylvania, said that the political left uses colleges and universities for ‘indoctrination’ while speaking at the First Baptist Church in Naples, Florida on Wednesday, Jan. 25. Santorum further argued that institutions of higher learning would receive no funding if they taught judeo-christian principles.  [...]

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As humanity marches headlong into the 21st century, our society is evolving in a way that is stretching the boundaries of what is considered free speech. Last week, Twitter stated in an official blog post that specific messages may be blocked upon request in countries where they were deemed to violate local laws.

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  Republican candidates debate before primary Mitt Romney, former governor of Massachusetts and Republican presidential candidate, went up against fellow front-runner  Newt Gingrich in the final debate before the Florida primary. Trying to get on the offensive against his fellow candidates, Romney used the audience applause to benefit his debate performance. Among the highlights of the night, [...]

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Last week, Wikipedia and other popular websites protested the Stop Online Piracy Act and Protect IP Act by blacking out their logos or redacting content on their websites. Sites like these, and many more, are resisting what would amount to an unprecedented level of unchecked internet oversight by the government.

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As Crisis Deepens, Fear Of Civil War Mounts In Syria Failure of an Arab League, an international community with no power, has a mission to stop violence in Syria. Syria is defending into a conflict. Government actions led to widespread panic. The opposition is focusing less of the fall of President Bashar al-Assad than about the [...]

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European sovereign debt crisis spreads Businesses accross the world could now be threatened by Europe’s worsening debt crisis.  All kinds of companies are now feeling the strain as European banks pull back on lending in an effort to hoard capital and shore up their balance sheets. American money market funds have now stopped lending to European [...]

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Occupy Wall Street vows to reclaim park Early in the morning  on Nov. 15, Zuccotti park was cleared by police due to “health and safety conditions” according to New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.  Home to the Occupy Wall Street movement, the park was the site where many were arrested trying to remain there, including reporters [...]

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Cabrini College announced on Thursday, Nov. 10 that there will be a 12.5% reduction in tuition and fees, effective fall 2012 through May 2015.

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Imagine that you are a young child being taken away from your home by no fault of your own. Imagine the rush of emotions you would feel at that moment and probably for the rest of your life.

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Students received an inside look at the Israeli/Palestinian conflict Tuesday, Nov. 1. Vivian Manneh, not only an emergency preapredness and response manager for Catholic Relief Services in the Middle East and Europe but a Palestinian herself, shared professional and personal experiences. “To have peace in the middle east is to resolve the Palestinian issue,” Manneh [...]

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The music-streaming service Spotify launched in the U.S. this past summer. You can listen to your Spotify on-the-go using their mobile application.

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The moment space shuttle Atlantis landed marked the moment when uncertainty started over the future of human spaceflight into the 21st century and beyond.

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Memorandum makes legal case to kill a US citizen The Obama administration drafted a legal memo last year which allowed the killing of Anwar al-Awlaki, but opened the door to the killing of an American citizen without a trial. Despite an executive order banning assassinations and protections in the U.S. Bill of Rights, the 50-page [...]

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The world lost one of the greatest minds of a generation last week.

Steve Jobs, former CEO and co-founder of Apple, Inc., passed away on Oct. 5 after a seven-year battle with a rare type of pancreatic cancer. He was 56.

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This week LOQation features Cabrini Night at the Phillies, the mold evacuation of the Dixon House, and much more!

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