“Living in my radio”
The legacy and music of Toby Keith By Lisa TorrezStaff Writer Country music has always been a big part of my life. As a child,
Category: Opinion
Dorm Life 101
By Kaylin BurtStaff Writer As someone who’s been living in a college dorm for nearly two semesters, I like to think that I know what
Finding success in an ever-evolving job market
By Aiden Camp Staff Writer Finding employment and the “job hunting” world has seen an insurmountable change in this ever evolving post-COVID world. The memories
Can you hear us? Disabled people need a voice too.
By Emma Burrows Staff Writer I was born with moderate Cerebral Palsy (CP), which is a disability that affects motor ability, and in my case,
Misrepresentation is worse than no representation
By Skylar FondrenCo-Editor-In-Chief You might have heard the phrase, “Everyone’s a little autistic.” Incorrect. Why is it that this particular disability is so misunderstood and
Political divide stresses an already tenuous peace
By Doc AndersonCo-Editor-in-Chief The divide between the political left and right is bigger than it has been in recent history. In fact, mainstream journalists are
Should Favre be the face of welfare embezzlement scandal
By Adam Roseberry Staff Writer Brett Favre is synonymous with the National Football League. Fans everywhere recognize the name of the Super-Bowl-winning hall-of-fame quarterback. Favre
You are free to be safe
By Doc Anderson Managing Editor Living in a rural town has changed the way I view social issues. If an emergency occurs, people living in
The constant culture of cancel
By Elizabeth Del Carmen Staff Writer The past few years have come with many surprises from serious issues, like Covid, to more trivial topics, like
ASL: A Silent Life
By Abigail Barnard Staff Writer Can you imagine living in a world where everything is silent? Never hearing the birds sing or hearing a loved