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.

Campus News
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International Food Night

The International Students’ Association brought sugar, spice and everything nice to Saint Leo University on November 17, 2010 with their annual International Food Night. International Food Night provides integration of the school body and enables students to learn more about each others’ cultures through food.

Arts & Culture
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One Tank Travel: go Greek in Tarpon Springs

For anyone who longs for the smell of baklava, craves the taste of a gyro, and appreciates the essence of Greece, an authentic Greek town is right around the corner. Not far from Saint Leo University, a small Greek community has been thriving in Tarpon Springs for many years.

Arts & Culture
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Traditions to begin this holiday season

They differ from person to person. They happen once a year. They bring joy and consistency to people of all ages. Holiday traditions can be a wonderful way to bring friends and family together and can make the holiday season even more enjoyable.

Sports
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Lightning hockey is back

It was not so long ago that the Tampa Bay Lightning hoisted a Stanley Cup Championship banner. But recently, hockey in the Bay Area has struggled with success. After beating the Calgary Flames in seven games in the 2004 Finals, the Lightning have made the playoffs twice, losing in the first round each time, and selected first, second, and sixth in the 2008-10 NHL Entry Drafts, respectively.

Arts & Culture
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Dorm friendly treats

With the holidays coming up, having a few dorm friendly recipes may come in handy for Saint Leo students that do not have access to a fully loaded kitchen.

Editorials
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Tips on how to give great Christmas gifts

Christmas is not about giving presents; it is a holiday of love. The giving and receiving of presents is solely used as an expression of this love. Therefore, presents should be personal and creative. Many people have left Christmas shopping until the last minute, when items may become costly and time seems brief.

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