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Art Heists Are Back! The Louvre’s Sudden Robbery of Nine Crown Jewels
By Jackie Ayala, Staff Writer Mon dieu! Parisian’s beloved museum, the Louvre, recently encountered an incident straight from a thriller movie – crown jewels belonging…
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Stage Diving into The Knoxville Alternative Music Scene
By Gerard Urie, Special to the Journal Imagine you’re walking around downtown Knoxville and, while passing an unassuming brick building, you hear sounds of rustling…
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The Man in Black in Technicolor: Johnny Cash’s Best Albums and Singles
By Caleb Harrison, Contributing Writer A father, a legend, and “the man in black,” Johnny Cash was one of the best country music artists who…
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In Defense of Early Mornings: A Secret Weapon in the Fight Against Seasonal Depression
By Anna Trevathan, Managing Editor The season is shifting and with it comes the evenings where the sun is setting before most of us even…
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The Sad Reality of Coal Ash: The Lasting Environmental Effects of The Bull Run Steam Plant
By Anna Baker, Staff Writer The remnants of the Bull Run steam plant in Claxton, Tennessee, are about five miles away from the Hardin Valley…
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Calling All Artists! Opportunities for Cartooning with Imaginary Gardens
By Emma Harrison, Editor Hey artists! Imaginary Gardens is looking for artists who are interested in joining our cartooning team. Lead cartoonist Evelyn Hawkey has…
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How The Splattercore Lecture Reconciled Horror with Geologic History
By Addison Chrivia, Editor CORRECTION: Professor Judy Sichler was incorrectly named Julie in an earlier edition of this story. Death is something we all have…
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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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…
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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…
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Hollywood Forever: A Lyrical Analysis of DeathbyRomy’s Debut Album
By Draven Copeland, Editor-in-Chief With the recent release of her debut album, Hollywood Forever, Romy Flores, known by…
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