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00:15:12

NU Declassified: President Morton Schapiro talks with...

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2020/03/07

“I'm happy with the way we do Undergraduate Admissions. By any measure over my 11 years, the diversity of the undergraduate student body is skyrocketing.” On the latest episode of NU Declassified, hear President Morton Schapiro on legacy admissions (1:00), divestment (6:34), and plans to bring back the skating rink (5:29). https://dailynorthwestern.com/2020/03/06/multimedia/president-morton-schapiro-talks-with-the-daily/

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00:12:36

NU Declassified: Students vie for grants at...

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2020/03/06

Fifty teams pitched Northwestern improvement projects, three emerged with grants. This week, NU Declassified takes you on a tour of ImproveNU 2020.

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00:09:06

Everything Evanston: 1980s Evanston band inspires...

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2020/03/06

In the 1980s, four Evanston teens got together to make a punk band. Now, their story is a musical. Get to know the original members of Verböten on the latest episode of Everything Evanston. https://dailynorthwestern.com/2020/03/06/multimedia/audio/everything-evanston-1980s-evanston-band-inspires-musical/

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00:03:34

Sound Source: Producer Ray Tsao talks making music in...

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2020/03/06

First-year Ray Tsao produces a variety of music. Since coming to Northwestern, he has continued with his passion despite limitations. Listen to how he has adjusted from making music in his own private studio to his “little box” of a dorm room on the latest episode of Sound Source.

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00:23:38

Seen Not Heard: Part Two

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2020/03/06

Welcome to part two of the Seen Not Heard series. If you have not listened to the first part of our series, you might want to go back and get filled in. When we left off, summer 2019 was coming to an end and questions remained. At the Cru Leadership Summit that summer, Cru director Kim Johnson announced that Northwestern’s Cru and Impact chapters were splitting up. Reactions from black students in Cru ranged from blindsided to devastated, but following the schism, NU’s newly independent Impact

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00:05:18

Speak Your Mind: Students battle mental blocks to...

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2020/03/05

With Northwestern students dealing with end-of-quarter stress and the search for summer internships in high swing, many students are balancing packed schedules. But for some, there is another stressor on top of all the work: mental blocks. Speak Your Mind sat down with School of Communication sophomore Ally Hill and Weinberg freshman Aarthi Kottapalli to understand how students work around these blocks to stay focused.

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00:12:16

The Ripple: Evanston first city in Midwest to support...

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2020/03/05

Evanston recently became the first city in the Midwest to support the national denuclearization initiative, Back from the Brink. Tune into this week’s episode of The Ripple to hear from some of those who helped make it happen. https://dailynorthwestern.com/2020/03/05/multimedia/the-ripple-evanston-first-city-in-midwest-to-support-denuclearization-efforts/

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00:26:17

Seen Not Heard: Part One

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2020/03/05

Welcome to part one of the Seen Not Heard series. For the past three years, Impact had been a subsidiary of Cru at Northwestern. But on a national level, the two groups work in partnership with one another. Unlike Impact, whose members are black, Cru’s members are mostly white. After growing tensions, those ties ended in summer 2019 when the two chapters parted ways on Northwestern’s campus. In the months before, meetings between members of the groups would go awry, students would feel manipulated

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00:04:13

Podculture: Students and faculty reflect on nostalgic...

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2020/03/02

Northwestern students recall what about their childhood makes them nostalgic, pondering the power that nostalgia has in their daily lives. Read full article here: https://dailynorthwestern.com/2020/03/01/multimedia/audio/podculture-students-and-faculty-reflect-on-nostalgic-films-scores-and-books/#photo

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00:13:04

NU Declassified: From game plan to grant: Student...

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2020/02/28

For the third year, students with entrepreneurial aspirations are preparing to compete for over $10,000 prize money at ImproveNU. https://dailynorthwestern.com/2020/02/28/uncategorized/nu-declassified-from-game-plan-to-grant-student-entrepreneurs-hope-to-win-improvenu/

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00:11:01

The Ripple: Challenges and importance of the 2020 Census

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2020/02/27

April 1 is Census Day, but many people don’t know what that means for them or why the census is important. Census workers, city officials and organizations work to spread information and get a complete census count. https://dailynorthwestern.com/2020/02/26/multimedia/the-ripple-challenges-and-importance-of-the-2020-census/

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00:10:40

Defining Safe: Some international students still...

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2020/02/26

“In the initial boot camp, you're not allowed to talk to your friends or family unless you get first place at a push-up contest or something, then then they'll give you like a three-minute phone call. That three minutes gives you so much relief and it's like hope.” International students from countries with mandatory military service may have to enlist during or before their time at Northwestern.

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00:06:02

Everything Evanston: Local coffee shops distinguish...

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2020/02/24

Local coffee shops distinguish themselves in the caffeine scene on this episode of Everything Evanston.

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00:07:34

Podculture: For some campus a cappella groups,...

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2020/02/21

Freshman Fifteen, Purple Haze, and Brown Sugar. Some a cappella groups on campus compete, some don’t, and some make studio albums. This episode of Podculture looks at the a capella community on campus, and why some groups choose to take part in competitions, while others prefer to just chill and make music together. https://dailynorthwestern.com/2020/02/20/multimedia/podculture-for-some-campus-a-cappella-groups-competition-takes-a-backseat-to-craft/

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00:07:22

Everything Evanston: Willard Elementary School music...

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2020/02/20

Arturo Fuerte, a Willard Elementary School music teacher, founded the Hootenanny Music Festival two years ago. Now, he coaches 23 student bands of fourth- and fifth-graders in his free time. https://dailynorthwestern.com/2020/02/19/multimedia/everything-evanston-willard-elementary-school-music-teacher-develops-music-festival/#photo

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00:10:03

The Ripple: Evanston residents, organizations...

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2020/02/18

With the presidential election occupying national headlines, Evanston residents mobilize around local politics. Grassroots organizations like the Democratic Party of Evanston and Indivisible Evanston organize, from phone banking to canvassing to writing postcards.

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00:08:11

NU Declassified: For NU Hillel, temporary housing at...

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2020/02/17

Hillel is in a temporary location this year– how does this impact their activities, operations, and community? NU Declassified talked with Executive Director Michael Simon to find out. https://dailynorthwestern.com/2020/02/17/multimedia/nu-declassified-for-nu-hillel-temporary-housing-at-hinman-means-re-learning-what-goes-into-making-a-home/

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00:06:28

Podculture: Radius Theatre celebrates Latinx Artists...

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2020/02/17

This week on Podculture, members and founders of Radius Theatre give us a brief background into the work they do on campus centered around celebrating Latinx art, and reflect on diversity in Northwestern’s arts programs. https://dailynorthwestern.com/2020/02/17/lateststories/podculture-radius-theatre-celebrates-latinx-artists-on-campus/

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00:04:50

Sound Source: The Altars discuss their inspiration,...

The Daily Northwestern Podcasts ·

2020/02/17

Garage rock band The Altars discuss their inspiration, rehearsal dynamics, and music on Sound Source. https://dailynorthwestern.com/2020/02/17/lateststories/sound-source-the-altars-discuss-their-inspiration-rehearsal-dynamics-and-music/

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00:06:30

Speak Your Mind: Making long-distance work on...

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2020/02/14

With Valentine’s Day coming up, candy-grams are being sent and the Freshman Fifteen is serenading random people with telegrams. But for long-distance couples, celebrating their relationship comes with challenges. Speak Your Mind sat down with Weinberg freshmen Brigid Devine and Medill freshman Jenna Spray to understand how long-distance relationships make it work. https://dailynorthwestern.com/2020/02/13/multimedia/audio/speak-your-mind-making-long-distance-work-on-valentines-day/

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