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New internship opportunities available with The Rapidian

Submitted 12-03-2012 under OPINION

New internships have been made available for next semester and are open to the general public and students from all majors and colleges.

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Greek band Bazooka blows away Tip Top Deluxe Bar and Grille

Submitted 12-03-2012 under OPINION

Tip Top welcomes touring bands from Greece and North Carolina for Tuesday night madness.

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Open Letter to Theresa Weatherall Neal, Supertintendent of Grand Rapids Public Schools

Submitted 11-30-2012 under NONPROFITS

Family of Creston alumni voice concerns about closing Creston High School

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Access of West Michigan Receives $30,000 Grant

Submitted 11-27-2012 under NONPROFITS

The Walmart Foundation's State Giving Program has partnered with Access of West Michigan to fight hunger in the community.

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Overcrowded Rapid buses cause concern for rider

Submitted 11-27-2012 under OPINION

A regular passenger of the city bus expresses concern about overcrowding.

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Independence in the kitchen: Q&A with food writer, researcher Ali Benjamin

Submitted 11-26-2012 under NONPROFITS

After speaking at Feeding America West Michigan's November luncheon, Ali Benjamin shares her thoughts on hunger, cooking from scratch, and the American food system.

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Full Moon Supper Club reaches two year anniversary

Submitted 11-26-2012 under OPINION

I enjoy the offerings of Chef Tory O'Haire and his Full Moon Supper Club.

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Jeffrey Lewis headlines Sunday DAAC event

Submitted 11-23-2012 under OPINION

Fans gather at the DAAC to see Ant-Folk hero Jeffrey Lewis perform.

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Is your favorite restaurant really local?

Submitted 11-23-2012 under OPINION

Local food is on trend; but has it led to local-washing? Here's how you can tell.

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Tanglefoot artists share studios with community at 21st annual art sale

Submitted 11-20-2012 under OPINION

This weekend, six local artists invited the public into their studios. Visitors turned out in record numbers, and red dots and lines to make purchases were evidence of community support of artmaking happening at Tanglefoot Studios.

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