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Being addicted to smartphone games can make you feel dumb sometimes

Megan Behnke, Staff Writer November 1, 2016

Every year, there’s always a new smartphone game craze. Several years ago, it was Temple Run. Soon after that it was Candy Crush. This year it was Pokemon GO. Flappy Bird & Minecraft have also found...

Access to peer-reviewed research papers are just as important as access to equipment, yet many papers are behind pay walls and out of financial reach of most students.

Accessing STEM research

Sara Hill, Staff Writer November 1, 2016

We often talk about our country’s sad statistics when it comes to STEM, which means Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Much of this is based on the lack of emphasis in these fields, from...

Real men don’t talk like that

Nicholas Garton, Staff Writer October 18, 2016

It’s just locker room talk. That was Donald Trump’s response to tapes released last Friday that had the Republican nominee for President saying that sometimes you have to just grab women by their...

What characteristics define Millennials?

Bailey Ayres, Sports Editor October 18, 2016

What is a Millennial? That seems to be a hot question right now. It is the new term for what was once Generation Y. A 2009 report by MetLife defined the generation between the years of 1977 to 1994. But...

Recovery matters: Positive action leads to positive results

Patrick Kempfer, Staff Writer October 18, 2016

When we have gratitude, we’re afforded perspective. With that perspective comes appreciation, and with that appreciation, we are afforded peace of mind. It truly is a sort of miracle. In my last column,...

Steps you can take for healthy dreaming

Christina Wolter, Special to The Clarion October 18, 2016

What really is a dream? Merriam Webster’s Dictionary defines a dream as “a series of thoughts, images, and sensations occurring in a person’s mind during sleep.” I found this definition to be extremely...

Segregation has a great impact on Wisconsin

Alison Ahlgrim, Staff Writer October 4, 2016

Wisconsin has long been a state with two different identities. One identity consistently ranks the state among the best places to live, work, and go to school in the United States. It is a place where...

Recovery matters: The journey into a new lifestyle is rough

Patrick Kempfer, Staff Writer October 4, 2016

No intelligent, sentient being has ever journeyed into a recovery lifestyle because they thought it would be a better choice than whatever hellish life they were previously living. It just doesn’t...

Times of tragedy reveal true leadership

Sara Hill, Staff Writer October 4, 2016

There is nothing worse than turning on the news and hearing that a building was just bombed. A man takes a sniper rifle and shoots random people in the street. Or more recently, when a man shoots into...

Minors and R-rated movies

Megan Behnke, Staff Writer October 4, 2016

Recently, I was working at one of my normal Monday night closing-shifts in the concession stands at the Palace Cinema in Sun Prairie. Seeing that it was a slow night, I was talking to one of my friends,...

Appreciation vs appropriation

Stephanie Riedel, News Editor October 4, 2016

I am a journaler and a stationary lover. I have so many journals that it would make your head spin. My sticker collection will impress and my washi tape (decorative tape you use in journals) will leave...

Caring for mental health

Caring for mental health

Stephanie Riedel, News Editor October 4, 2016

My time at this college hasn’t always been very successful. In fact, school in general for me has always been difficult and painful. Not a single one of the 13 years I spent in school prior to college...

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