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Students Step Up For Environment

by Jake Hawkins
Staff

Dancing recycle bins, a live WTLX broadcast, trivia, prizes and more were all part of a recent rally designed by newly instated sustainability coordinator Angela Dossett and her team of RecycleMania volunteers. The rally’s purpose: to spread awareness about recycling and sustainability on Transylvania’s campus.

Cooper’s Efforts Help Bluegrass Go Green

by J. R. Enderle
Staff

Lexington might just become a greener place because of Transylvania junior Daniel Cooper. After completing an almost yearlong internship with Andrea James, first district council member of the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, Cooper will present Project GREEN to the council for consideration.

SGA Funds Allow TUnity To Host CTK

by Melissa True
Staff

Last night TUnity received $2,150 in funding from Transylvania’s Student Government Association to host the annual “Come Together Kentucky,” a conference for Kentucky’s gay, lesbian, transgender, bisexual and questioning collegiate community. The event will include a series of forums, panel discussions and activities aimed at promoting diversity.

Kydd U. Naught: Advice That Doesn’t Suck

Q: If vegans can’t eat the products of living animals, are they allowed to “swallow”?

Bubble In The Box

by Andrew Williams
Cartoonist

Password Changes You Can Believe In

by Kris Olson
Columnist

The password supplied does not meet the minimum complexity requirements.

Dr. Tim Polashek Sounds Off With Hearing Loss: Professor Furthers Field In a Unique Way

by Alex Keys
Contributing Writer

Dr. Tim Polashek has never been able to take his sense of sound for granted.

Students Showcase Unusual ‘Academic’ Skill

by Elizabeth Davis
Staff

The next Wolfgang Puck or Rachael Ray could be attending Transylvania University.

Rambler Supports Printing Proposal

Editorial

We’ve all seen it: the unclaimed 200-page document beside the printers in the library that will inevitably be thrown away, hopefully recycled, but wasted nonetheless. The issue of spendthrift printing on Transylvania’s campus must be addressed for the sake of the environment, yet any solution must still protect the financial security of students.