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For the Family – Journal Entry Two
By Reese Bunch, Staff Writer !Light Trigger Warning: This text contains some disturbing subject matter! May 30th The second time I woke up was no…
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Protecting Free Speech or Erasing Trans Students: The New TBR Policy and What It Means
By Bean Gast, Staff Writer Last month, faculty members received an email stating that “students, faculty, and staff are not required to: use a person’s…
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I Hate Playing Skate. It’s Awesome
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Life and Death Metal: Your Excuse to Give Extreme Metal A Try
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Dear Cordia, an Imaginary Gardens Advice Column: The Iliad of Intolerance
By Cordia the Pantheress, Special to the Journal “If the broad light of day could be let in upon men’s actions, it would purify them…
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Catalyzing the End of Genocide in Palestine: A Workshop
By Bean Gast, Staff Writer, Editor’s Note by Draven Copeland I recently attended a workshop called “Catalyzing the End of Genocide in Palestine,” an event…
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