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CHALK IT UP TO ANTI-TOBACCO CAMPAIGN

Smoking debates at Seattle University got slightly out of hand last week. Students started a tobacco-free campaign last week, and their efforts ended with a chalked-up campus, some unhappy students and a string of Facebook comments. Washington law states that smoking is prohibited within 25 feet of any building with any sort of ventilation. Smoking ...

A & E

‘Fefu and Her Friends’ Talk Feminism

Even though the title of the Seattle University upcoming production might remind you of television shows from your youth, “Fefu and Her Friends” is not a lighthearted play. The point is to get you to think. Written and first produced in 1977 by the Cuban-American playwright María Irene Fornés, “Fefu and Her Friends” follows a ...

Bakery Nouveau: C’est Magnifique

Somethin’s cookin’ on the Hill. It’s probably baked goods. The long awaited West Seattle staple Bakery Nouveau has set up shop on Capitol Hill. “Take a bite of anything, and you’ll see why people make special trips to West Seattle to experience the unforgettable charm of Bakery Nouveau” claims the establishment’s website. Fortunately enough for ...

Features

SU’S Conflicting Playbook for Gay Athletes

While the nation lauds Jason Collins for his courage in being the first openly gay active NBA player, it’s clear that being a homosexual athlete can still be a frightening and isolating prospect for college students. “John” is an anonymous closeted student-athlete at Seattle University who contacted The Spectator. He plays on a non-co-ed team ...

Sports

Gonzaga Setting Bar for Mid-Majors

Gonzaga University, our cross-state comparison, ascended to the highest ranking in college basketball recently, reaching number one for the first time in the program’s history. In doing so, Gonzaga has set an example for the way that a Mid-Major can achieve long-term success in college basketball. Seattle University has the opportunity of being such a ...

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