Author The Lions' Pride Newspaper

The Lions' Pride is a student-run news organization dedicated to sharing the voice of our Saint Leo community. Our mission is to uphold the Benedictine values, support First Amendment rights, and provide informative and thought-provoking journalism without fear of interference or reprisal.

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Money saving ideas

The Holiday season is just around the corner and has always been a time of giving and sharing; now it can be a time of saving! Shoppers’ wallets do not need to get paper – thin for friends and family to enjoy the festivities; here are five great gift ideas that will save shoppers money and are suitable for almost anyone!

Campus News
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Honoring our Veterans

Every year on November 11, Veterans Day is seen as just another national holiday, but to Veterans and those who serve now in the Armed Forces, it serves as a reminder of the cost of freedom.

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The spirit of Thanksgiving

Black Friday, the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and bountiful tables laden with all kinds of foods including the infamous turkey, is the most popular description of Thanksgiving in the United States today. It seems that families come together monotonously, not remembering the first Thanksgiving and the symbolic meanings and lessons learned from this event that once impacted a nation.

Editorials
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Wave goodbye to stress!

Do you often find yourself stressed out? I sure do! Being in college can be extremely rewarding but since it causes students to push their mental limits, it often leaves people ready to pull their hair out. It isn’t just classes that we have to deal with, but we’re also given a large spectrum of clubs and organizations to join, and to top it off, many of us work to be able to afford food or an occasional night out with friends.

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One Tank Travel: The naked side of Pasco

Although millions of Americans hear curse words, watch sexually explicit activities in movies, and watch episode upon episode of trashy television shows, nudity is curiously deemed unlawful and socially unacceptable by many of those same people. However, not all Americans feel that way. Unlikely as it may seem, Pasco County is the naturist capital of the world.

Campus News
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New business center being built “green”

The new business center is proceeding according to schedule; in fact, it is slightly ahead. The construction is one day ahead of the tentative timeline needed to open it on time. The walls for the first floor are nearly complete, and a crew is working on some interior work for the first floor while the other floors are being constructed.

Editorials
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Healthcare or GovCare?

Americans are not happy with the healthcare law that Democrats in Congress passed in late March. According to the latest Rasmussen poll, 55 percent of likely U.S. voters want to repeal the healthcare law, while 46 percent strongly favor repeal.

Sports
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Senior Athlete Spotlight

Senior Alison Luthman was born in Frankfurt, Germany, is majoring in Accounting and is receiving her minor in Mathematics. Luthman has been a competitive runner for the Lions that past three seasons at Saint Leo University. She also played one year of Tennis for the Lions during her freshman year in 2007.

Sports
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Rays Season: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

0 runs. 2 hits. 1 error. That was the box score for game 2 of the American League Divisional Series (ALDS) for the Tampa Bay Rays. Saint Leo University Junior Greg Robinson stood up, gathered his belongings, and said “DARNIT!” The team, over the course of the season, has become the royal “we” and we just lost. Again. Down

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Flag Football, Saint Leo Style

After all the hype from forming teams, joining a team from the previous year, and getting rosters turned in for approval before the deadline, intramural flag football season is in full swing. Not only has the new year brought new goals for the league and hopes for an improved program, it has also brought some new faces.