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142 lbs. Dan “Emotional Punching Bag” Wilborn def. Jason ”Banana Jay” Lokhorst In the first fight of the night, freshman Jason “Banana Jay” Lokhorst, representing Stanford Hall, faced off against senior southpaw Dan “Emotional Punching Bag” Wilborn, representing Knott in the 142-pound division. Lokhorst landed a hard jab off the bat, matched by a flurry read more→
After picking up a much needed 5-2 win over Michigan on Tuesday, the Irish will turnaround quickly to take on Wisconsin at home this weekend. The Irish (15-10-3, 8-8-2 read more→
Junior Garrett Rethman said when he first toured Notre Dame, he actively hoped to not be put in Carroll Hall. “I remembered from my tour … my tour guide read more→
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The Black Cultural Arts Council (BCAC) will be putting on the annual Black Coffee House event Friday. The two-hour event has taken place in its read more→
142 lbs. Dan “Emotional Punching Bag” Wilborn def. Jason ”Banana Jay” Lokhorst In the first fight of the night, freshman Jason “Banana Jay” Lokhorst, read more→
Nineteen years out from the release of “Unbreakable” (2000), M. Night Shyamalan has finally finished his “Unbreakable” film trilogy with “Split” (2016) and “Glass” read more→
On our campus, it is all too common for important issues to be ignored and never spoken about. The Viewpoint section often contains arguments read more→
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