Month: March 2023
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Tempo
“Plane” brings all the action
If you are looking for a new movie to see in theaters, I would highly recommend “Plane”. This action packed movie recently released at the end of January, delivered an entertaining storyline that was quite satisfactory.Going into seeing the movie without having much information about it, I was shocked and pleasantly surprised with how much […]
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Sports
Women’s tennis team competes against Quincy
On Mar. 24, the women’s tennis team will be competing against Quincy University at the XS Tennis Club in Chicago. At their last matchup against Quincy during the Spring 2022 season, they won 6-1. The team currently has 9 wins and only 1 loss against the women’s tennis team at Quincy. For their last 10 […]
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Opinions
Discontinuing paper books for school
As college students we all experience the same hassle of buying books. We also all face the same issues when it comes to buying books: Why are they so expensive!? The materials that we purchase for our classes, and especially the textbooks, add a great number to the money we are already spending to be […]
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Sports
Women’s Tennis team defeats Walsh by slim margin
On Feb. 25, the women’s tennis team had a match against the women’s tennis team from Walsh University at the 5 Star Tennis Club in Plainfield. The women’s tennis team defeated Walsh 4-3. The team has had a history of 7 wins and 2 losses against the team from Walsh. Their home record is 4-1 […]
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Tempo
TV Shows to look for this year!
Though we are over a month into 2023, many TV shows are yet to be released. Let’s go through some that caught my eye! January of this year had a strong start, with some popular shows getting renewed for additional seasons. “Ginny and Georgia” on Netflix and “Hunters” on Prime Video each released their […]
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Campus Life
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Phi Alpha Theta welcomes new members
The Lewis chapter of Phi Alpha Theta is currently seeking new members. Even though it’s an honor society for undergraduate and graduate students of history, they are currently welcoming new members who may not be history majors, but have an interest in history. “Currently, we only have five members,” said Phi Alpha Theta vice president […]
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