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Men's Lacrosse seeded 3rd for NE-10 Playoffs
Dylan Brown, Managing Editor • April 25, 2024

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Pace Perk Cafes Chalkboard Advertisement of Their 14th Anniversary Party outside its doors on April 15, 2024
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Ever wanted to grab a late-night snack while having a good time with friends all from the comfort of being on campus? That’s what PacePerk...

SGA Vice President Paris Tracey (left) and Nick Diaz pose after a school sponsored event.
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It has been nearly a month since our victory and subsequent re-election, and the feeling is still incredibly surreal. This campaign season proved...

Smoothie of the Week: Mixed Berry

Smoothie of the Week: Mixed Berry

Ingredients:

 

•1 cup Frozen Berry Medley (I use the one from Trader Joe’s that has Blueberries, Blackberries, Strawberries, and Raspberries), but you can also just use frozen Strawberries, frozen Blueberries, etc. – pretty much any combination of berries that you like.

•1/2 cup Unsweetened Vanilla SoyMilk: you can use any brand you like, but just make sure it’s unsweetened – and has only 0-1g sugar and 100 calories for 1 cup. For a creamier smoothie with more protein, use 1 cup soy milk.

•Stevia or Agave sweetener, to taste (optional)

 

 

Directions:

 

Agave or Stevia to taste (once the smoothie has been prepared)

Note: If you don’t like Soy Milk, you can use 1 cup unsweetened vanilla almond milk (40 calories for 1 cup), or even regular 1% organic milk (100 calories for 1 cup).  However, if you are not an organic person, 1% or 2% milk works just as well.

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