Eleanor Vaughan is the vice president of Springer-Franklin Residence Hall. Listen to her discuss the Cards For Hospitalized Kids community service program. This video includes footage from an event in March, but this service program occurs two to three times a semester, so it continues to be an ongoing campus opportunity at Murray State University.
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After coming off a winning weekend away, the Murray State Baseball team lost in what started as a close battle in their midweek match up...
Beyoncé’s divisive new album “Cowboy Carter” is an uneven yet satisfying odyssey through the scope of American music. I wrote a previous...
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