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Remembering Dr. Jack McTague, the man who’d been around the world twice

Dr. John Joseph Jr. “Jack” McTague, 77, passed away without pain at his home in Dade City, FL, on Friday, Feb. 11, 2022, after a courageous battle with cancer. McTague, an Albany, NY, native, earned his Ph.D. from the University of Buffalo and spent much of his career at Saint Leo University before retiring from a full-time position to a part-time position in 2020. His impact spread far beyond the classroom.

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St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations

At Saint Leo University, many faculty members, students, and alumni are showing their solidarity as they will be traveling to the St. Patrick’s Day parade in New York to celebrate.

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Legality vs. Morality: Is it ever justifiable to break the law?

Laws are typically implemented to protect the rights of people. But sometimes, laws can be unjust and favor a specific group in society. Sometimes “good people” may see the need to break a law they find immoral. So, can legality and morality be in the same boat? The short answer is no.

Editorials
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What makes a Woman, a Woman?

What it means to be a woman is very subjective, but in part, it is a whole spectrum of gender roles based on generation, culture, class, and privilege. Women experience womanhood, or their identity, in personal, different ways besides gender roles, too.

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Spring Fling 2022: Good food, good weather, and lots of fun!

On March 5, from 2-6 pm, Saint Leo University’s students, staff, and factually all gathered in scorching eight five-degree weather to attend the annual event of Spring Fling.
The Campus Activities Board (CAB) organizers provided students with refreshing lemonade, customizable ice cream, and tie-dye shirts at the event.

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