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A Multifaceted Photographer: An Interview with Instagram’s psccoutfits Creator
By Lee Chaney, Staff Writer Wandering around Hardin Valley campus with a camera and an exquisite fit, local fashion enthusiast John Medina can be found…
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Hardin Valley Campus Library’s “Paint A Pot & Plant A Seed” Earth Day Event
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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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Perverts – Ethel Cain’s Horrific Work of Art
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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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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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Should Teachers Have Firearms in Schools: Roundtable Discussion
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