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from March 8, 2016

Men’s Basketball’s season ends with 67-58 loss to Bradley Drake eliminated in first round of MVC Tournament for the fifth year in a row

Two editors look at housing options for sophomores, Morehouse and Ross. Morehouse is seen as a better option for upperclassmen than Ross because of distance from classes and better upkeep in general. Read more on page 6.

Second year law student, Logan Shine recounts his journey from the friend zone, to the first date, to the proposal to marriage with his high school sweetheart in this week’s Humans of Drake. Read more on page 8.

Bulldogs succeed in historic season: remaining undefeated, 18-0, in the MVC. They will face either Indiana State or Illinois State in the second round of the MVC tournament on March 10. Read more on page 12.

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