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Metastatic disease in a dog with a well‐differentiated perianal gland tumor
Fine‐needle aspirates from a perianal mass on an 8‐year‐old, intact male, Miniature Poodle presenting for tenesmus showed a uniform population of well‐differentiated hepatoid cells with no notable criteria of malignancy. The cytologic diagnosis was a perianal gland tumor, with adenoma likely given the cytomorphology. The abdominal ultrasound revealed multiple, markedly enlarged, intra‐abdominal lymph nodes.
Editorial: The FCC could repeal net neutrality, but it shouldn’t
On Dec. 14, the Federal Communications Commission will vote on Chairman Ajit Pai’s “Restoring Internet Freedom Order,” a vote that will decide whether or not the FCC will repeal net neutrality legislation. Rules that were put in place under the Obama Administration prevented internet providers from prioritizing or restricting access to content online. This is called net neutrality.
Editorial: Trump is indifferent to LGBT people’s right to live
The New Yorker’s Jane Mayer published, “The Danger of President Pence” for its Oct. 23 issue. It was a long and thorough look at Vice President Mike Pence’s actions and role since becoming vice president and a hypothetical look into a world where Pence becomes president following a possible impeachment of Donald Trump. One specific line from this interview went viral.
Editorial: Apple produces another disappointing iPhone | Eastern Progress
On Tuesday, September 10, Apple announced three new iPhones instead of the usual two they announce at their September event. This year, Apple announced the iPhone 8, the iPhone 8 Plus and the iPhone X. For the fourth year in a row, Apple has continued to use the same phone design introduced with the iPhone 6. iPhone design peaked with the iPhone 5, which was a gorgeous combination of glass and aluminum.
Coca-Cola takes over | Eastern Progress
Over the summer, a lot changed at Eastern, with one of the most notable changes being the university’s switch from Pepsi to Coca-Cola. With that switch came a new contract, and upon closer inspection there were a few things that weren’t as noticeable as the blue signs being replaced with red ones. The most noteworthy change between the Pepsi and Coke contracts is the addition of free cases of Coke beverages to be distributed throughout campus.
Bid Day 2017 at EKU | Eastern Progress
Every sorority at EKU came together on August 28 to welcome their newest members at this year’s Bid Day. Get a look inside as we go from preparations, to bid reveals, then end with the new members running home to their sisters. Get the latest news from Eastern Progress! TWITTER: http://twitter.com/easternprogress FACEBOOK: http://facebook.com/theeasternprogress CREDITS FILMED BY: Corey Wall and Caitlyn Rahschulte EDITED BY: Corey Wall
Main Street | Eastern Progress
In recent years, Richmond’s Main Street hasn’t been very popular. Most businesses and patrons have moved closer to the Richmond Centre, right off I-75. Main Street may not have local favorites like Cane’s and Casa, but it’s full of hidden gems that often go overlooked. The place people always point to when they want something local in Richmond is Purdy’s Coffee Company, situated at 212 W Main Street.
Pepsi is the Best | Eastern Progress
I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.” Pepsi may not be the more popular cola, Coke has become nearly synonymous with the term cola itself, but sometimes the less popular option is superior. I’m no soda hipster. I don’t love Pepsi just because it’s less popular than Coke, but because it is just fundamentally better.
Jackson wins trial, officially SGA president-elect | Eastern Progress
Laura Jackson has been confirmed as SGA president-elect following a court case Friday night investigating her campaign. The court investigated a mass email sent by campaign member Evan Singleton encouraging students to vote for Jackson/Wiggins in the recent SGA election. SGA Senator Ted Herr claimed that the email sent by Singleton violated an IT policy that would then violate an SGA bylaw requiring campaigns violate no school policies.
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