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WATCH: In this week's edition of "Shop Talk," we take a look at the family owned Pleasant City Coffee.
WATCH: Various fraternities and sororities raise $100,000 for Women's Aid Shelter and Special Days Camps in this year's Mock Rock.
WATCH: The Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort opens a new high limit, VIP lounge.
WATCH: Students raise the international peace flag in honor of CMU's fourth president, E.C. Warriner.
WATCH: Threads designer Ashlee Larson tells us about her designs and the months of work that went into making them.
WATCH: Students tell us what they would like to see from the future President of CMU.
WATCH: Students share their most memorable April Fools moments.
WATCH: Justus League hosts a music festival funded by the Student Budget Allocation Committee, featuring student organizations and musicians.
WATCH: Checkout the stories you can expect to see in Monday's edition of CM-Life!
WATCH: Students tell us which men's basketball team they think will win the March Madness championship game.
WATCH: PR Central hosts their 6th annual Rubber Ducky Derby at The Soaring Eagle Hotel and Water park. The event raises funds for various scholarships.
WATCH: The March event for Centennial Nights included performances by Pining, Pineapple Psychology, Gyp$y and more.
WATCH: Former Threads producer Julia Allen gives a glimpse of what it takes to prepare for the annual student-run fashion show.
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WATCH: A local business locks 2-8 participants in a room with puzzles, clues and 60 minutes to escape.
WATCH: The student organization CMU Rocks paints, hides, and finds rocks on campus as a form of stress relief. The club is currently looking for new members.
WATCH: CMU students organize a "March For Our Lives" rally, a movement based on raising a conversation about gun reform. The event brought hundreds of people from campus and the community and was part of over 800 marches across the U.S.
WATCH: Judy Ostrander was an employee for eight years before she bought Paperback Book Exchange, a business where you can trade your books for discounted prices.