An Inconvenient Scientific Fact

By, Meghan Serceki | Opinion Editor January 31, 2017 During his first week in office, Trump upset many environmentalists by signing an executive order pushing the Dakota Access Pipeline through, removing any information on climate […]

The Women’s March

  By: Gavin Kelleher | Writer January 27, 2017 On January 21st, 2017 over a million people all across the world joined together with a clamoring voice demanding recognition. Sparked from the discontent of the […]

A Small Town of 66,000

  By: Saffron Sener | Editor in Chief January 23, 2017 A well-timed observation can spark epiphanies. This is something I’m sure everyone is more than familiar with; when certain details are brought to one’s […]

The Fake News Epidemic

  By: Chloe Rudnicki |News Editor January 25, 2017 Republics are reliant on the people. An uninformed public is likely to make decisions capable of causing chaos and confusion deadly to a “free” society. Therefore, […]

In Search of Fresh Powder

  By: Ian Warner | Writer   &   Taylor Bautista | Writer December 14, 2016 The winter season comes and with it, brings cold weather, ugly sweaters, and huddling inside by the fireplace for […]

Loyalty vs. Money in Professional Soccer

  By: Robbie Campbell | Writer December 15, 2016 In a world driven by money, soccer players around the world are paid astronomical numbers for their performances on the pitch. Because of this, players will […]

America And The Power Of Words

  By: Gavin Kelleher | Writer November 16, 2016 Language– a force woven into the culture of the world, ever-changing and evolving. Literature has the power to transform and mold perceptions; the compelling power of words have […]

Let Us Not Grow Weary

By, Meghan Serceki | Opinion Editor November 15, 2016 Tuesday night, the world watched in awe, and I, like many, in fear. Just that morning, I had been filled with hope for the future of […]

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