Author: Jada Harvey, Sports Editor
Sports
Senior soccer season slay
Soccer season is kicking off into conference matches and senior, Grace Devaux, has entered her final season with a mission to start and end with a bang. Her ambition defines her, on and off the field. Not only is Devaux a full-time soccer player, she stays busy as a nursing major, which is one of […]
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New year, new beginning
College comes with all sorts of changes. It’s a new environment with new people, new classes and a new way of life. For Mya Bajramovic and probably many others in her shoes, being a transfer is like being a freshman all over again. Bajramovic originally went to West Virginia Wesleyan College. She decided to transfer […]
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Hit or miss? Baulder’s Gate 3
A “Dungeons and Dragons” style of game, “Baulder’s Gate 3” is a huge landmark in the genre. The turn-based game, where players alternate when playing, starts off with amazing quality cut scenes with great voice acting. To keep from spoiling too much, the intensity of the opening scene took me by surprise. Usually, in similar […]
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Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies brings new life to an old tale
Over the summer, a TikTok trend popped up on “For You Pages” across the world. All of them had similar messages: #saveourpinks, save our pink ladies, or some other variation of the same meaning. But beyond the TikTok dances, what is this show? Why are people caring so deeply, and why are they trying to […]
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Second season of “The Bear” has some beef!
Chicago is a place that is known for its food – deep dish pizza, hot dogs, popcorn and is full of cultural hubs like Greektown and Chinatown. Another thing the Windy City has to offer is their renowned Italian beef sandwiches, which are especially famous at Portillos. The streaming platform Hulu highlights Chicago’s food scene […]
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Is Barbie Kenough for Lewis?
I think we can all agree that the biggest movie event of the summer was “Barbieheimer”- the release of Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” and Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” on July 21. I went to see these movies and liked them both, despite being so different. I was curious to see how the campus responded to the Barbie […]
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