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News A belly full of laughs in the Pause     The St. O-Laugh Comedy Festival proved to be a fun-filled night of comedic performances. The Student Activities Committee brought a myriad of performers hailing from all over the country. more... Black History Month educates, honors diversity     The St. Olaf community's celebration of Black History Month is well underway. A variety of activities offer opportunities to recognize accomplishments of current and past students, to exchange ideas, and to understand historical and present issues. more... Lake Wobegon fabler to perform in Skoglund     Radio personality Garrison Keillor, accompanied by his long-time collaborator Philip Brunelle, will join the St. Olaf Choir and Orchestra on Sunday, February 25. more... Messenger wins several MNA awards     For the Manitou Messenger the past year has been an exciting one. The weekly newspaper of St. Olaf College has accomplished a variety of feats to bring the publication up to the 21st century. more... Missing Carleton student case solved Sarah Capelle Staff Writer Over our the past few weeks, there has been much buzz surrounding the disappearance of a Carleton student. more... Napster prepares for the afterlife     LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - It could be curtains for Napster unless it can forge a duet with the recording companies that have been trying to shut it down. more... NARF aims to increase animal rights awareness     While walking through Buntrock Common's or waiting for an elevator in Mohn or Larson, you may have seen signs belonging to the newly-formed NARF (Northfield Animal Rights Front), an animal rights organization. more... St. Olaf Professor kiled in car crash     Gia Someya-Nordmann, an instructor in Japanese at St. Olaf College, died Monday, Feb. 12, the result of an automobile accident near Northfield, Minn. She was 38. more... Three former St. Olaf professors pass away within last 3 months     St. Olaf College remembers three former faculty members who passed away this winter. Lenore Schmidt, a former voice teacher; F. Marian Walker, music professor emerita and conductor of the Manitou Singers; and Loring Dahl Knecht, retired French professor and longtime head of the romance language Department all passed away since the beginning of December. more... World-renowned journalist visits     A highly respected veteran journalist who covers Congress and national politics for McClatchy Newspapers is taking part in St. Olaf College classes this week as a Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow. more...

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