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Why do I Receive Judgment for Being Appalachian?
By Grace Kelly Phillips, Special to the Journal Hillbillies. People of the Mountains. Rednecks. Mountain Folk. These are the names that many Appalachian people are…
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Perverts – Ethel Cain’s Horrific Work of Art
By Scarlett Hall Singer and artist Hayden Anhedönia, who records under the alias Ethel Cain, rose to popularity after the release of her first album…
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Can We Enjoy Good Art From Bad People?
By Leyli Izadpanah, Writer Unfortunately, many great artists have not so great reputations; from essential artists like Virginia Woolf, to Gen Z’s “problematic faves,” many…
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Rossini 2025: Fanfare for the Ages
By Lee Chaney, Writer The Knoxville Opera Company’s annual Rossini Festival came around again this year, over the weekend of April 12 and 13. A…
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The Stage of Revolution: The Latest in the Faculty Lecture Series
By Patrick Dobyns, Editor Those of you who have read my articles won’t be surprised to hear that I was very excited to attend Professor…
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The Infantilization of Women’s Literature: How A Book’s Cover Makes Us Judged
By Anna Trevathan, Managing Editor While working in a bookstore, romance books were easily the items I sold the most. Between teenage girls looking for…
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Pellissippi Panthers Baseball Win Series Against Columbia State
By Hayden Ashby, Sports Editor On Easter weekend, the Pellissippi State Panthers baseball team (28-20) triumphed over the Columbia State Chargers (26-23), losing the first…
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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 organized by Jake Weinstein, Lissa… More
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Letter From the Editor
By Draven Copeland, Editor-in-Chief As many of our readers are aware, this week we are celebrating Women’s History…
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A Handbuilt Home: Pellissippi State Community College’s Housing Project
By Rocket Belden, Staff Writer All across America, housing prices grow more and more expensive, causing difficulties for…
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Wicked: An In-Depth Review of This Month’s Movie Night
By Leyli Izadpanah, Staff Writer In honor of Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate women’s history, achievements,…
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Sunrise on the Reaping: A Full Review of the Newest Addition to the Hunger Games Series
By Anna Trevathan, Editor I have been a Hunger Games fan since I was about ten years old;…
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The Pellissippi Experience
By Heather Lee Schroeder, Faculty Advisor On a recent Friday, I brought my 11-year-old son to work with…
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The Seed of the Sacred Fig: An Illegal Masterpiece
By Sophie Perrins, Photo Editor The most recent Academy Award winner for Best International Film, The Seed of…
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Variations Mini Concert: A Photo Essay
By James Cochran, Photographer On March 12, the Variations Choir performed a mini-concert at Pellissippi State Community College’s…
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Student Honors Recital: A Photo Essay
By William Dishmon, Photographer and Lee Chaney, Graphic Design Artist The annual Student Honors recital, a beautiful showcase…
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