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Contemplating the Keystone Pipeline

Multicultural Affairs Director Daniel Loera, Professor of Biology and Biochemistry Jay Jones and Melissa Negrete, Loera’s wife, discuss “Awake, a Dream from Standing Rock.” The documentary about the Sioux Tribe in North Dakota and the protest against the construction of the Keystone oil pipeline through their land was screened Tuesday in ACB 212. /photo by Taylor Griffith
Multicultural Affairs Director Daniel Loera, Professor of Biology and Biochemistry Jay Jones and Melissa Negrete, Loera’s wife, discuss “Awake, a Dream from Standing Rock.” The documentary about the Sioux Tribe in North Dakota and the protest against the construction of the Keystone oil pipeline through their land was screened Tuesday in ACB 212. / photo by Taylor Griffith
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There still remains an issue which requires immediate attention: Those residing in Vista Residence hall have near-zero access to readily available and free menstrual products.