Let’s start from the beginning: a very good place to start. For me, it all started with “The Sound of Music.” When I was only 7 years old, I watched…
By Mary Yukich I have to admit, when I first heard that a campus-wide laundry system update would allow students to pay for laundry with a card instead of coins,…
By Kyle Allison I am writing in response to the Aug. 31, 2018, article by student publications staff member senior Zach Shappley entitled “Space Walls.” While it is not my…
If you’re not sitting down as you read this, perhaps you should be. I’ll bid this well wish of caution: What you’re about to read might cause a person who…
Welcome back, everyone! Searcy summer is never the same without you all here. (Except the parking. That part is beautiful!) This summer, I have been trying to brainstorm ways to…
Written by Kylie Jones Travel has the ability to broaden your perspective and change your world view. I firmly believe that you can learn a lot about yourself and others…
At the end of my eighth grade year, in the land of Axe Body Spray and Japanese Cherry Blossom-scented everything, the high school journalism adviser, Nancy, approached me about joining…
Class is in session, extracurricular activities have commenced and curfew is in full effect. All this can only mean one thing: a new school year has arrived. If you are…
Back in June, while the country was focused on the separation of families at the border, spontaneous Donald Trump announced a sixth branch of the military at the National Space…
Walk a mile in my shoes, and your feet might hurt, unless you also wear a women’s size 9. Shoes are my favorite accessory, just ahead of handbags and statement…