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How Pumpkins Haunt the Earth
By Anna Baker, Contributing Writer During the fall season, there are tons of pumpkins produced in pumpkin patches across the world; they’re a huge staple…
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The Lowdown on the Library: Renovation, Expansion, and More
By David Lavrinovich, Writer, Interviews by Amelia Williams, Staff Writer Many returning students have been surprised by certain changes happening to one of the most…
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The Many Origins of Halloween
By Patrick Dobyns, Editor The days are growing shorter. Leaves have changed their colors. There’s a chill in the air. It’s undeniable now; Fall is…
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The “Boo Bangers” Playlist: An Imaginary Gardens Halloween Mix
Introduction by Anna Trevathan, Managing Editor October: the month where the porch lights look a little more orange and even your favorite old songs feel…
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Panther Packs Halloween Event: Come By for Snacks and Fun!
By Draven Copeland, Editor-in-Chief To celebrate Halloween, America’s favorite candy holiday, Pax the Panther will deliver Panther Packs to students on the Hardin Valley campus…
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Spooky, Scary, to Scariest: Draven’s Horror Recommendations for A Frightful Halloween Night
By Draven Copeland, Editor-in-Chief It’s a shame wintertime gets the unofficial title of “the most wonderful time of the year.” As fall chills creep in…
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Shame Listens: A Playlist
By Imaginary Gardens Staff, Introduction by Heather Schroeder, Faculty Mentor Everyone has songs on their playlists that make…
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Summer Blues and Empty Pocketbooks: A List of Free or Nearly Free Vacations
By Imaginary Gardens Staff Unfortunately, not everyone has thousands to spend on beach vacations or money to blow…
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Lost in the Message: Why Pellissippi State Students Are Missing Out
By Emma G. Harrison, Staff Writer Miscommunication happens all the time; in business, in relationships, and in schools.…
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The Final Spring 2025 Semester Choir Concert: A Perfect End to the Semester
By James Cochran, Staff Writer and Photographer To end the spring semester on a high note (literally), Pellissippi…
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Questions for the Sun
By Jordan Hill, Special to the Journal I wonder how the sun feels of the rain and thunder outshining…
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Letter from the Editor: Spring Farewells
By Draven Copeland, Editor-in-Chief Finishing my first semester as an Editor-in-Chief of an official journal was not something…
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Building Community & Change at Community Gardens
By Mary Arsenault, Staff Writer In America there is a food crisis heading our way; current easy access…
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Letter to the Editor: Awareness Matters
I’m writing in response to the article titled “‘Here for a Better Life’: Pellissippi State Students Express Concern…
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Behind the Lens: An Interview with Award-Winning Photojournalist Sophie Perrins
By Anna Trevathan, Managing Editor The James Thompson Journalism Award is a prestigious honor for student photojournalists in…
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Artemis Moon Tree Cements Pellissippi State as a Steward of Scientific Knowledge
By Charlie Dobyns, Science Writer On Pellissippi State’s Blount County campus there stands a tree. This tree, a…
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