SOUTHERN NEWS

Jacob Waring – Contributor The disabled community often gets the short end of the stick, and videogame developers typically make accessibility to disabled gamers an afterthought.   Since the eight-bit early days, video games have considerably reached new heights, except in one area — accessibility.  As a Deaf individual, I have experienced this since I started playing video games a child. I grew during a period where many games didn’t have

Joe Freer–  Reporter A college student’s workload is often overbearing and rigorous, filled with so much reading that is easy to forget how to enjoy it. Just the thought of reading is associated with academic work, and seems to push students away. School indirectly puts a stigma on reading that it’s mainly for research, studying and analytical purposes, but we can’t forget the most important reason

Mary Rudzis – Features and Opinions Editor No one needs an assault rifle. No one. Nikolas Cruz, who killed 17 people last Wednesday in Parkland, Florida did not need one; Adam Lanza, who killed 26 people in Newtown in 2012 did not need one; Chris Harper-Mercer, who killed 10 people in Roseburg, Oregon in 2015 did not need one. Too