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Through the last finish line with lifelong friends
As 2023 comes to an end, fall sports are wrapping up with it. For senior and Aviation Administration major, Payton Goudreau, this season was his last time running competitively at the collegiate level. He reflected on his career and commented on how different the team is compared to his freshman year. Back then, the biggest […]
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“Animal Crossing: New Horizons” post pandemic
The world was turned upside down during the COVID-19 pandemic. Masks became commonplace, stores were closed and schools moved to online platforms. However, not all impacts were negative. In March of 2020, “Animal Crossing: New Horizons” was released just as lockdowns around the world began. Due to this timing and the already established community, the […]
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Women’s soccer takes second in the GLVC Championship
The 2023 season for the women’s soccer team was quite memorable. Entering the GLVC tournament for the fifth time in the past 10 years, the squad was able to battle the season’s adversity and finish runner up in the conference while taking out the number one seed in the process. With such a successful end […]
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Lewis University and St. Augustine College to become one
The president of Lewis University, Dr. Livingston, announced that the Higher Learning Commission approved the Lewis and St. Augustine merger allowing them to grow together to build a better future for the students. The merger was announced during the 2023 spring semester when Dr. Livingston and the St. Augustine College president Dr. Reyes González, released […]
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The face behind the mask: Life of an actor
In this world and in our society, there are an almost infinite amount of occupations to choose from and more are being created each day. There are careers that are created from technological expansion, cultural evolution and even simple happenstance. Even though the number of jobs might as well be endless, the way to categorize […]
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Four Plays for Coarse Actors: Purposefully and accidentally funny
The Philip Lynch Theatre presents “Four Plays for Coarse Actors,” an adaptation based off a screenplay by Michael Green and is directed by Annie Calhoun. The performance debuted on Nov. 17-19 and will still hold both evening and matinee showtimes on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1-3. In contrast to the enchanting tale of “The Little […]
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