Author: Katelyn Leano, Campus Life Editor
Campus Life
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Jukebox musical ‘Return to the Forbidden Planet’ hits the stage
From April 1 to April 3 and April 7 to April 10, the Phillip Lynch Theatre presents the jukebox musical “Return to the Forbidden Planet.” This musical is based on a movie from the late ‘50s with the same name, which is a science fiction take of the Shakespearean play “The Tempest.” “This play isn’t […]
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Sports
Baseball season has begun
The Flyers baseball season has begun, starting February 18 in Nashville, Tennessee against Trevecca University. It was not a great start for the Flyers as they lost to Trevecca, but the team hopes to fix the few kinks that they have and work together as a team. The Flyers are aware of what they […]
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Opinions
Bye-bye daylight savings time
Daylight savings needs to simply go away. What good does it do for us anyway? It actually does more harm than good to us by messing with our circadian rhythm, which harms our mental, physical and behavioral health. On March 15, 2022, the U.S. Senate passed legislation to make daylight saving time permanent starting […]
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News
OUT OF DARKNESS CAMPUS SUICIDE PREVENTION WALK
In an attempt to remember, support and acknowledge the ways in which suicide and mental illness affect loved ones, the university social work department along with the Lewis community organized The Out of Darkness Campus Walk that took place April 2 at 10 am. Students, faculty and staff were all welcome to participate. Walkers […]
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Tempo
‘Bel-Air’: A new take on the beloved ‘90s sitcom
The ‘90s was full of many beloved sitcoms, one of which included “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” starring Will Smith. Filled with iconic messages, music and scenes, “The Fresh Prince” continues to influence today’s culture. However, there has been a reboot of the sitcom, titled “Bel-Air,”, which has a fresh outlook on the story of […]
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News
Climate Change and its toll on the Windy City
Chicago is known for many things, among them the inconsistent weather. However, the past couple of years have been unusual in terms of normal weather conditions in Chicago, especially during the winter months. As we have recently experienced, it was around 65 degrees this past December— a rare and concerning occurrence for the Chicago-land area. […]
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