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Brexit continues to delay as the UK sinks deeper into trouble

Marco Rivero
November 4, 2019

On Nov. 6, the British Parliament will officially dissolve ahead of an incoming election on Dec. 12. This is the latest news out of the three grueling years since the 2016 Brexit referendum. Since the...

Banning drive-thrus to fight societal problems is irrational

Banning drive-thrus to fight societal problems is irrational

Katrina Viloria, Perspectives Reporter
October 31, 2019

Society has many problems, including climate change. Consistently, people have been trying to prevent further problems, but how do various cities think they can help? By banning the world’s drive-thrus. Many...

Petitions to change the date of Halloween gain traction

Petitions to change the date of Halloween gain traction

Cache Merriweather and Paige Friedlander
October 31, 2019

Halloween: a day of costumes, cobwebs, and candy; the holiday traditionally takes place on Oct.31. However, some people are trying to change the day on which Halloween is celebrated. The Halloween and...

The overbearing stigma around the College of DuPage

The overbearing stigma around the College of DuPage

Cache Merriweather, Perspectives Reporter
October 22, 2019

As high school students, the decision of a lifetime has to be made before graduating. Choosing a college or university to go to for the next two to eight years is a choice that can take months or even...

Twelve Democratic contenders battled it out in Ohio on Wednesday to get voters attention before the Democratic primaries and caucuses.

Progressives shine in the fourth Democratic Debate

Marco Rivero
October 16, 2019

The fourth Democratic Debate, jointly hosted by CNN and the New York Times, was the most significant debate so far. The stakes were high for the 12 qualifying candidates as many hoped to either get a second...

Letter to the Editor: Eating in the library

Letter to the Editor: Eating in the library

Abbey Nemcher, Guest Writer
October 9, 2019

To eat or not to eat, that is the question. As students we are forced to ask if we want a quiet environment or to eat. Students being prohibited from eating in the library is inhumane and takes away from...

The Expectation of Formality is Inhibiting

The Expectation of Formality is Inhibiting

Shari M
October 9, 2019

Formality is the barrier to real human connection. Plain and simple. I think we all realize it, but how do we collectively change it? The truth is, I don’t really know. It’s extremely challenging to...

Mattel’s gender neutral dolls are a stepping stone in the toy industry

Mattel’s gender neutral dolls are a stepping stone in the toy industry

Cache Merriweather
October 4, 2019

Mattel, the creators of the Barbie doll, has released a new doll that lets kids choose the gender of their toy. The doll is fully customizable and gender neutral, creating a doll that can either be a boy,...

Ameer Vanns EMMANUEL is a mixed album with a mixed reception

Ameer Vann’s EMMANUEL is a mixed album with a mixed reception

Harrison Linden and Noelle Pryor
October 3, 2019

Ameer Vann has returned to the media after a 2-year hiatus from the online world. His revival started with an online post, where he stands below an advertisement for a solo album called “EMMANUEL”....

The government selectively banning vices is creating a moral debate

The government selectively banning vices is creating a moral debate

Marco Rivero
September 24, 2019

Over the past few weeks, the national conversation has shifted thanks to the Trump administrations’ perusal of banning flavored e-cigarettes. State legislators across the country have also taken steps...

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