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By Debra Schafer | Dec. 3, 2020By Debra Kate SchaferStaff Writer Although winter doesn’t officially start until Dec. 21, as soon as people start writing December on the top of ...
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By Debra Kate SchaferStaff Writer Although winter doesn’t officially start until Dec. 21, as soon as people start writing December on the top of ...
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By Anika PruthiStaff Writer This year’s exam period is unlike any other, with exams being administered remotely due to the pandemic. Normally, we ...
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By Kalli ColacinoFeatures Editor When Kim Tang graduated from the College with a degree in communication studies, she was hoping to start her career ...
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By Jenna Hart and Cameron BogdanoffStaff Writer and Correspondent The world turned upside down on May 25, when George Floyd, a Black man, suffocated ...
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By Debra Kate SchaferStaff Writer Typically, holidays like Thanksgiving are all about recipes that have been passed down from generations. A lot of ...
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By Ethan Resnik and Matt LagoStaff Writer and Correspondent Dr. Miriam Shakow’s Anthology 246 class is different from an average college course. Instead ...
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By McKenzie CollinsStaff Writer Many students at the College have been in quarantine, or at least living with adapted routines, since the initial ...
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By Anika PruthiStaff Writer We’ve had to reschedule, postpone and recreate many experiences lately. As Thanksgiving approaches, public health officials ...
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By Debra Kate SchaferStaff Writer So you like pie, but you’re looking for something more than the fruit that comes with them. Trust me, you’re ...
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By McKenzie Collins and Chloe PetersonStaff Writer and Correspondent In response to a virtual semester, the College has had to adjust educational policies ...
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By McKenzie Collins and Jenna HartStaff Writers As a result of the projected plan to open campus in the spring, the College community is adjusting ...
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By Debra Kate SchaferStaff Writer Can you believe that the very first Harry Potter movie, “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone,” was released ...
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By Len La RoccaManaging Editor For a moment, on his flight aboard Air Force One from Puerto Rico to Washington D.C., President Trump’s focus wasn’t ...
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By Anika PruthiStaff Writer In an already stressful year, the presidential election has brought even more anxiety. Alongside the Covid-19 pandemic, ...
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By Katie KatellaContributor Separated by their educational school, no more than 125 students stood all around the turf of Lions Stadium on Oct. 9th, ...
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By Anika PruthiStaff Writer This is an extraordinarily challenging time for us all. In the absence of fall break, it can be overwhelming as you try ...
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By Debra Kate SchaferStaff Writer For many college students, granola bars, yogurt bars and protein bars make up a large portion of the weekly diet. ...
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By Jesse StillerNation & World Editor As the controversy simmers over the William Green House, most students are still unsure of the building’s ...
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By Julia Duggan and Jordyn SavaStaff Writers As the result of an online semester, Mental Health Services (MHS) at the College has adapted to supporting ...
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By Debra Kate SchaferStaff Writer If you’ve been looking for a way to make sweet potato fries a main course instead of just a measly side dish, ...
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