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Peter Weber: The Worst Bachelor in History
Editorial February 28, 2020 , by Marissa Mayfield
After last week’s hometown visit, it is very clear that Peter is ruining his season. He claims
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Stop Ignoring Foreign Films
Editorial February 21, 2020 , by copyeditor
Earlier this month, the South Korean motion picture Parasite swept the Academy Awards. It won four Oscars,
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Food DUdes: Sweet ‘n’ Snow review
Editorial February 21, 2020 , by copyeditor
Springfield has a bumping local food scene; it seems that a new off-the-beaten-path restaurant or dessert
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Positive Thinking in the Face of Adversity
Editorial February 14, 2020 , by Quincy Standage
Have you ever walked into the classroom and heard the exclaims “this professor expects too much”
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Disney’s Faux Progressive Window Coating Penetrates into Star Wars
Editorial February 7, 2020 , by copyeditor
Diversity and representation has been in the conversation a lot the past few years. More minority groups
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We Want YOU! Enlisting After College
Editorial February 7, 2020 , by Olivia Thompson
For many students, graduation from college is an incredible life achievement that signifies their transition
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Movies, Marvel, Martin Scorsese: What is the future of cinema?
Editorial November 22, 2019 , by Maclen Johnson
Popular doesn’t mean bad, but popular doesn’t mean artful, either Martin Scorsese wrote in
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Donald Trump’s Neutral Good Actions as President
Editorial November 15, 2019 , by staffwriter
Things We Can Agree On: Donald Trump’s Neutral Good Actions as President In a political era that
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Buying a car in college: A guide to getting the best deal
Editorial November 8, 2019 , by Olivia Thompson
Recently, my car (my beloved, ugly-to-some Lexus SC430) decided that it would leak gallons upon gallons
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Punishment or rehabilitation? How to handle the overdose crisis in Springfield
Editorial November 1, 2019 , by copyeditor
“This is an all hands on deck situation,” wrote State Representative Crystal Quade on Facebook