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Stemming back from the start of their music career in the late 1990s, the Backstreet Boys have made music in the ever-changing pop genre and have come out with their latest album “DNA”. The album shows how the Boys can hang with new pop artists while sticking to their roots.
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In an effort to expand public safety communications in the Farmville area, the Longwood University Police Department (LUPD) dispatch has relocated to Farmville Emergency Communications Center as of Jan. 25 2019, according to LUPD Chief of Police Col. Robert Beach.
In their previous two seasons, Longwood men's basketball has combined for a total of 13 wins, including one postseason win. The script has been completely flipped this year under first-year Head Coach Griff Aldrich, as his Lancers have made an incredible turnaround with their 13-13 record with a month to play.
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In this week’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, a discussion concerning the continuation of the Outdoor Education minor started the open forum.
During a drug raid late Monday, Feb. 4 evening, Virginia State Police Officer Lucas B. Dowell, 28, was shot and transported to Southside Community Hospital in Farmville, Va. for for treatment of life threatening injuries, according to a Virginia State Police press release.
The Longwood women’s basketball team after a losing streak of 15 games were able to earn a 85-79 win over the Gardner-Webb Runnin’ Bulldogs, the teams’ first victory since Nov. 27.
Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court case that declared abortion a fundamental right, was passed on Jan. 22, 1973. Exactly 46 years after the landmark decision, the New York Reproductive Health Act was signed into law by Governor Andrew Cuomo, causing a huge controversy among pro-life extremists and conservatives.
Formerly an all-female institution, Longwood College quickly established men’s athletic programs after becoming co-ed in 1976. Men’s sports rapidly grew before women’s sports even had the chance at any growth – including an established men’s soccer team before a women’s program. But, with the department continuously growing, it was a matter of time before a women’s program became a reality.
The stage is covered with props. A well-used couch, a television showing Lassie, a wheelchair covered in duct tape and there sits the director. Jordan Stroud, a senior theatre major and the play’s director, wanders around the stage, weaving around his actors as they read through their scripts. He isn’t sitting in the auditorium seats, making requests from afar but rather up on stage with the four actors in the play.
Eminem’s Shady Records has a consistent line of lyrical rappers, but Boogie brings something different to the table. In “Everything’s for Sale,” Boogie is rapping behind beautiful and melodic instrumental beats.
Before becoming a standout in Willett Hall, Dayna Rouse was a three-sport athlete at The Ellis School in Pittsburgh, Pa. and now is a standout junior forward for the Longwood women’s basketball team.
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Redshirt junior guard Isaiah Walton has been dismissed from the Longwood University men’s basketball program due to academic issues, according to a press release issued by the Longwood athletics communications office Jan. 31.
In the wake of accusations and allegations against multiple musicians, one of the music industry’s dominant streaming services, Spotify, has a newly launched feature that could eliminate the support and streaming usage of a music artist of one’s choice.
In this week’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, Director of Annual Giving Katherine Bulifant gave a presentation on Love Your Longwood Day on March 27.
In the era of the #Metoo Movement, the world of entertainment has been unmasked of its complicit actions and blatant silence. The music industry has maneuvered itself to the forefront and its doors are being opened wide to certain artists. Needless to say that Time’s Up for these individuals and their labels.
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