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This year, the 2022 Grammy Awards were interesting, with several notable wins and snubs for each category. The fashion choices of the night also stood out, as the stylists of some stars didn't fully fulfill the dress requirements for the event. Further, the ceremony seemed long and drawn out, with celebrities just walking the carpet or talking amongst themselves for a large part of the coverage.
As Mercer students continue servicing the Macon community, MU Miracle has continued its efforts to support Macon children’s hospitals by throwing its 2022 Bearthon dance marathon fundraiser on March 26.
Mercer business students on the Macon and Atlanta campuses pitched their ideas for non-profit and for-profit businesses in the 2022 Elevator Pitch Competition on April 1 for a $500 prize to help develop their ideas.
Women's golf returned home on Monday to host The Brickyard Collegiate golf tournament and placed third overall out of 14 teams. Meanwhile, Men's golf placed 9th and 12th out of 15 colleges in the Augusta Haskins Award Invitational on April 2 and 3.
Harry Styles broke his two-year hiatus from music on April 1 and released a single from his upcoming album. The song, titled “As It Was,” quickly broke barriers and became Spotify’s most-streamed song in a single day in 2022 with 8.3 million streams, as well as the most-streamed song in a single day in the U.S. in Spotify history.
After starting the season 4-2, women's lacrosse played Stetson University, the University of Florida and Radford University in their next three games. They went 2-1 in those games.
In an uncontested election, junior Rylan Alen will continue his tenure as Student Government Association President. Junior Abigail Yemisrach will replace current Vice President and soon-to-be-graduate Natalie Yaeger.
This year’s Oscars ceremony was undoubtedly iconic, with Will Smith managing to silence the entire room in an incident that overshadowed all other happenings of the night.
Mercer Theatre is finishing up their 2021-2022 season with their final show of the year, “Eurydice”.
As Muslims all over the world prepare for Ramadan, many of the Muslim students and faculty at Mercer are also preparing for the upcoming month.
Mercer French professor Alexis L. Chauchois created the French Film Festival, sponsored by the French-American Cultural Exchange Foundation (FACE).
Despite its all-star cast, “The Adam Project” knows what it is.
If you've been on social media recently, chances are you've seen content about Disney’s newest film, “Turning Red.” Directed by Domee Shi (the same director for the Disney short film “Bao”), the film is the first Disney feature to explore the coming-of-age genre. It features Mei Lee, a thirteen-year-old girl, as she navigates puberty and becomes her own self with the help of her three friends.
Women’s Tennis
Mercer Masala partnered with the Office of Diversity and Inclusion and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion to host a Holi celebration on Black Field on Sunday. This is the first Holi event to be held on campus in two years, as it was canceled in 2020 and 2021.
The Bears came into their previous four games, one against Kennesaw State and three against the University of North Carolina Greensboro, with a 7-20 record and lost all four to fall to 7-24.
As Mercer progresses on to the end of another semester preparing for the next school year, prospective Bears are encouraged to apply to the Special Considerations Programs, or SCP, for Law, Medicine and Business to help with future career success.
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This is an opinion article. Any views expressed belong solely to the author and are not representative of The Cluster.
Getting paid to read might be a dream for some students, but two Mercer professors are making it a reality for students interested in economics. Business professors Antonio Saravia and Andrés Marroquín are paying students for their participation in a book club in the business school.
Solutions by The State News