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Stay Eco-Friendly This New Year

By Gabrielle Smith Now more than ever the world’s climate change crisis is at an all time high. One of the most notable changes that people here in the Southwest have been experiencing is the […]

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We Don’t Smile Anymore

By Amanda Brown On the rare occasions that I make an appearance out in public these days, I am continually struck with a reoccurring, distressing awareness. At first, it was hard to identify exactly what […]

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Christmas Shopper’s Gift Guide

By: Randy McCoy With Christmas coming so quickly, everyone is torn about what to give their family, friends or significant others. Gift giving can be super challenging because at the end of the day, no […]

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Five Study Tips for Finals

By Gabrielle Smith Studying can be boring and a hassle to do especially if unprepared or unaware of good studying habits. 1. Review Notes Some students are lucky enough to have a professor that will […]

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Eight Free Horror Films to Watch on Tubi

By: Jackson Cooperman It’s officially that spooky season again. With our current global state and everyone stuck at home, we’re in greater need of digital entertainment this Halloween. Let’s take a look at two lists […]

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A Message from Tilasha

Written by: Tilasha Williams This writing experience has been a real eye opener for me. I am grateful to have had this opportunity. At first, I didn’t believe in my ability to write stories off […]

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Enough is Enough, We Need More Change

Written by Tilasha Williams Early this week, there was a young black man found hanging from a tree in California. Why is that? Well, because white supremacy still exists, and it is not fair. A […]