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Ali Fernand – Features Editor If you have been on social media lately, you probably have seen someone complaining about something becoming “woke.” This is a term that has been used for

Sarah Shelton – Photo Editor Walking to class in the rain, darkness and cold weather is something I have to do daily as the university will not let me park in the

Sofia Rositani – Editor-in-Chief As a student who pays money to be going to this university, it is unfair that we can fail a class for missing more than 3 days, some

Ali Fernand – Features Editor Until recently, I have felt the most motivated I have ever felt in my life. I love my studies and learning. In my free time I take on

Sarah Shelton – Photo Editor Leaking ceilings, bug infestations and mold are among some of the problems brought to Residence Life’s attention within the last year. The biggest complaints I hear among

Ali Fernand – Features Editor As I’ve gotten older, I’ve expected my dynamics with people in my life to change. I’m a person who needs direct communication, clear boundaries, and emotional maturity.

Ali Fernand – Features Editor After seven years of forehead pictures and black screens with the word “streaks” written on them, I have finally laid my Snapchat account to rest. This was

Ali Fernand – Features Editor Dec. 14 will mark the ten-year anniversary of the Sandy Hook tragedy. As this milestone event approaches, I am forced to reflect on the impact it has

Destene Savariau – News Editor There have been many whispers, and many loud, disgruntled ones, about a rise in the required grade point average for board leaders. However, I do not think