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Hard-Fought Draw Between Lewis & Clark and UIS Ends 1-1
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LC Claims Dramatic Victory Over SIUE in Thrilling Finale
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LC Women’s Soccer Falls Narrowly to SEMO in Hard-Fought Season Finale
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SOUNDWAVES: (Song Of The Day) Jenny And Johnny
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SOUNDWAVES: Watch Modest Mouse Perform A New Song
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SOUNDWAVES: (Song Of The Day) Pete Seeger
Here is a wonderful tune for this spring holiday. Take a listen to Pete Seeger’s peaceful, folky little Easter song “Mister Rabbit” and enjoy dying Easter eggs and time…
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SOUNDWAVES: Listen To Another New Death Cab For Cutie Song, “Some Boys”
With the new Death Cab for Cutie album getting closer and closer to it’s May 31 release date, more playful teasers keep getting released for Codes and Keys and…
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SOUNDWAVES: (Song Of The Day) Fitz & The Tantrums
In jubilant honor of today being the Bridge business manager Nate Gnau’s birthday, today’s song of the day comes in as a somewhat electronic present to him that is…
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Vincent Price Celebrated At Vincentennial In St. Louis
By Francesco Turso Staff Writer Born in St. Louis on May 27, 1911, Vincent Price never forgot his hometown. This year, St. Louis reciprocates that love with the Vincentennial.…