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Release the Hounds: An Argument for Large Predator Reintroduction
By Charlie Dobyns, Science Writer Picture the forests of the American southeast. See the greenery. Hear the songs of cardinals and Chickadees calling to their…
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Transgender Day of Visibility at Pellissippi State: A Respite from the Madness
By Patrick Dobyns, Editor The last day of March marked the International Transgender Day of Visibility. So, to celebrate this event and kick off National…
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“Here for a Better Life”: Pellissippi State Students Express Concern for their International and Immigrant Peers
By Rocket Belden, Staff Writer As many Pellissippi State Community College students are aware, the Trump administration has taken an aggressive position towards immigration in…
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The Fall Semester’s Theatre Production: Charles Miller’s Riotous Rendition of Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind
By Scarlett Hall, Writer Charles Miller’s take on Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind by Greg Allen is a current rage at Pellissippi…
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Imaginary Gardens’ Mag Comic Expo Winners!
By Draven Copeland, Editor-in-Chief For our booth at this year’s Mag Comic Expo, we at Imaginary Gardens hosted a couple activities for passersby to compete…
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Mag Comic Expo 2025: A Photo Essay
By Lee Chaney, Kaleb Guzman, and James Cochran The 2025 Mag Comic Expo was a brilliant display of local talent and creativity, featuring artists and…
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What it is to watch everything everywhere all at once as a daughter of an immigrant
By Anna Trevathan, Editor A multi-cultural, multiverse exists, and I do not wonder if there are gigantic green gargoyles on congress or if tyrannical tarantulas…
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How The Marías’ Newest Singles Reflect the Emotional Weight of Love and Loss
By Leyli Izadpanah, Staff Writer Formed in 2016, The Marías are the Grammy nominated Californian psychedelic pop band fronted by Puerto Rican-born vocalist María Zardoya and Los Angeles native Josh… More
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Past/Present Exhibit: A Photo Essay
By Kaleb Guzman, Assistant Photo Editor The Past and Present exhibition celebrates Pellissippi State Community College’s 50-year anniversary…
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The Midnight Message: A Collaborative Effort
By Patrick Dobyns, Editor “Listen, my children, and you shall hearOf the midnight ride of Paul Revere,On the…
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Pellissippi Panthers Baseball: 7 Times Down, 8 Times Up
By Hayden Ashby This past weekend, the Pellissippi State Panthers baseball team played a well-matched, 3-game series against…
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I Saw the TV Glow: An Analysis of a Painful Allegory
By Rocket Belden, Staff Writer Jane Schoenbrun’s 2024 film I Saw the TV Glow is a beautiful reflection…
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The Mandalorian: Can Star Wars Fans Have a Better Plot to Indulge In?
By Grace Kelly Phillips In a galaxy far, far away we are introduced to adventures, tales, tragedies, and…
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“The Water is Running!”
By Evie Hawkey, Cartoonist Introduction by Draven Copeland This week we welcome to our staff Evie Hawkey, our…
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Pellissippi State Origins: Pax the Panther
By Draven Copeland, Editor-in-Chief In recent weeks, scholars and students alike have been revisiting the many theorized origins…
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The Sizzling Fourth Season of The White Lotus is Headed to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
By Anna Trevathan, Editor Home of black bears, Dolly Parton, and the infamous Great Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge…
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A Goose Invasion
By Rocket Belden, Staff Writer The geese that reside on Pellissippi State Community College’s Hardin Valley campus are…
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Fist to the Sky: Post-Lecture on the History of Punk
By Emma G. Harrison On March 12, Pellissippi State Community College students gathered in the Clayton Performing Arts…
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