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Update: Baruch graduate's death raises suspicions

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A recent Baruch graduate who passed away in August has left family members and friends devastated and haunted with questions about the suspicious circumstances of his death.

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Baruch students can expect to ease the transition back-to-school this semester with Welcome Week, a series of events sponsored by the Undergraduate Student Government and the Office of Student Life. Full story

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Trading floor gives students an edge

The Subotnick Financial Services Center (SFSC), the only business school resource of its kind in New York, according to its website, is a unique and useful tool offered to Baruch College students where they can explore aspects of the business world in a way not available to many students in other schools. Full story

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Lady Saw goes new direction with My Way

Marion “Lady Saw” Hall, one of the leading women in the Jamaican music scene, is set to release a new album next month. The “Queen of Dancehall,” as she is often called, has been in the industry for over 15 years, most of which she spent working with the label VP Records. Her new album My Way, the first under her new label Divas Records, which she created after leaving VP in 2007, reflects a new spirit and a new chapter for Lady Saw. Full story

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Lehman College professor separates ‘science from bunk’

Professor Massimo Pigliucci, chair of the philosophy department at Lehman College, is taking aim at controversial beliefs with his new book, Nonsense on Stilts: How to Tell Science from Bunk. Full story

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Rent-A-Text comes to Baruch

Rent-a-text, which started last year at several colleges, is the newest thing to hit the Baruch bookstore. It was implemented several weeks ago and is already creating a buzz, according to store personnel. Full story

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The touch of a pro: Danial Levent

You don’t often get a chance to be coached by a professional. The Bearcats are getting their chance as Baruch alum and former professional volleyball player, Danial Levent, will return to Baruch as the women’s volleyball assistant head coach. Full story

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Facebook movie gets buzz treatment

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New president takes office at Baruch

Along with the 1,200 freshmen who entered Baruch this fall, the school also welcomed a brand new president. Mitchel B. Wallerstein, who assumed office in August, is the college’s third leader in the last three years... Full story