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How to survive going back to school

Mary SeGall, Staff Writer January 18, 2022

Springtime is around the corner, and you know what that means, don’t you? School, of course! The pressure of going back to school can be overwhelming for sure with having to get up early for class, possible...

Windows 11 update countdown

Stuart Pate, News Editor January 18, 2022

It’s late at night. I’ve promised my editor a review of Windows 11 but have just asked for my second deadline extension. I’m having difficulty putting my thoughts into words. I’m writing this piece...

Celebrate your New Years Resolution

New Years Resolutions, are they worth it?

Mary SeGall, Staff Writer January 18, 2022

Over the course of history every year on New Year’s Eve, millions of people across the globe make resolutions to make the coming year better than the last! Some make resolutions to be more productive...

Winter Activities

Winter activities you can enjoy on a budget

Kaleia Lawrence, Editor in Chief December 8, 2021

Thinking of fun things to do during the winter can be hard. No one wants to go outside because it’s cold but being inside can become repetitive after some time. Activities that can be done outside of...

Christmas season

Mixed thoughts on the holiday season

Taleise Lawrence, Copy Editor December 8, 2021

Here are my opinions on the upcoming Christmas season: Music  I have a soft spot for Christmas music. When I was little, my sister and I would take time off from school to help our mom bake...

College football playoff rankings reflect favoritism

Boh Suh, Staff Writer December 8, 2021

The highlight of the College Football playoffs this year is that Cincinnati, as a Group of Five team, was included.   Now the Bearcats will face No. 1 Alabama in one of the semifinal games. One...

Quarterback focuses on self in COVID approach

Jonathan Zorc, Staff Writer December 8, 2021

As a lot of you football heads may know, Week 9 of the Packers ended up with Aaron Rodgers sitting out the game against the Chiefs due to a positive test for Covid-19. People were left confused and fantasy...

Virtual game show becomes a roast, but was still fun

Virtual game show becomes a roast, but was still fun

Ivan Becerril Gutierrez, Design Director December 8, 2021

NEWS FLASH: PAC hosted a Free Money Virtual Game Show on Nov. 15. The Clarion design director Ivan Becerril joined in. While he is great at many things, he is not great at playing game shows. Ivan, what...

Do you say soda, pop or coke?

What to call carbonated drinks?

Taleise Lawrence , Staff Writer November 23, 2021

When I moved to Wisconsin from the UP, I knew there would be differences from what I was used to. Here it’s a little bit warmer, there’s a time change and people love the Packers. Nothing I couldn’t...

The horrifying Astroworld tragedy

Adeline Holte, Staff Writer November 23, 2021

Nov. 5 ended up bringing a sad, horrific event at Travis Scott’s Astroworld festival in Houston. The festival ended up resulting in a total of 10 deaths as of now, and hundreds of injuries from the packed...

Reproductive rights under attack

Hailey Griffin, Staff Writer November 23, 2021

In the infamous 1973 Roe v. Wade case, the Supreme Court ruled that it is a woman’s constitutional right to decide whether or not to terminate her pregnancy until the fetus reaches viability.   When...

Artwork by Emily Balsley, an illustrator and muralist found on State Street.

Why world’s issues are our issues

Paige Zezulka, Managing Editor November 23, 2021

As I go about my days as an average American citizen, I wake up in my heated home. I flick on a switch that creates visibility. I pull a nozzle, and a shower of warm water appears for me to bathe in. I...

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