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in: Life, Opinion / 02/03/2020 / by: Christian Michael Aguilar-Garcia

Identity and how the Internet shapes it: The effect of VRChat on self-agency.

Arguably of the vast variety of inventions that humanity has created throughout history, there exists no such comparable invention that is as impactful, influential nor as important as

in: News, Opinion / 02/03/2020 / by: Daniel Alcaraz Gaytan

Change might be on the horizon for the Electoral College

Electoral College change possibly near, Supreme Court will take on two cases addressing the Rights of the Electors. Two cases were agreed to be heard by the Supreme

in: A&E, Life, Opinion / 02/01/2020 / by: Frank Rocha

Attend Rise of the Resistance in less than a minute

Do not sleep on Disney’s new attraction or they will be no chance in hell you will be able to ride the new “Star Wars” experience on your

in: Life, Opinion / 02/01/2020 / by: tori pond

Green is the new black

“Climate change”, “plastic straws”, “zero waste” and “sustainability” are hot words that have flooded modern media with great urgency. In light of society’s wildly polarized views, the world

in: A&E, Music, Opinion / 01/31/2020 / by: Dylan Robinson

Cowgirl Clue’s importance and grasping “hyperpop”

Conjuring fantastically hyper drumlines and eclectic synth beats, Cowgirl Clue summons electronica heaven through her unique blend of dance delicacies. Ashley Rose Calhoun lends her auto-tuned voice to

in: Opinion / 12/16/2019 / by: Maggie Belfield

Dealing with the stigma surrounding community college

A video published by the Youtube channel “Jubilee” in Sept. explores the differences between going to a Community College versus going to an Ivy League school such as

in: Opinion / 12/15/2019 / by: Dylan Robinson

Move over vinyl, CDs challenge the throne

Despite the vinyl craze of the last decade, I fully believe CDs are still the superior form of physical music. It sounds crazy with how flimsy and dime-a-dozen

in: Opinion / 12/15/2019 / by: Dylan Robinson

Leaks ruin hype in games

Akin to a leaky faucet, the games industry is nothing special from other industries when it comes to information getting out to the public unintentionally early. Leaks happen

in: Opinion / 12/14/2019 / by: Delani Taft

Who’s Doing Their Sweet Tea Right?

Meeting our six local sweet tea teams: Raising Canes large sweet tea. photo delani taft/ lariat This local adventure was in quest of who has the best sweet

in: Opinion / 12/14/2019 / by: Delani Taft

Why Holidays Just Don’t Feel the Same

As we’ve gotten older, why have the holidays just felt like another day? Adult life holidays. Photo credit: clipart-library.com Now that were adults why do the holidays suck?

in: Opinion / 12/13/2019 / by: Dylan Robinson

Fallout isn’t Fallout anymore

With humble beginnings forged out of nuclear waste and atomic ash 22 years ago in 1997, Fallout staked a claim in the role-playing game genre. Touting itself as

in: Briefs, Life, Opinion / 12/10/2019 / by: Sam Hasson

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