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SILVIA OAKLAND, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ANNIKA WALL, MANAGING EDITOR “The unfortunate incident I was involved in over a year ago in Modesto was very bad judgment and a mistake on my part,” Bronson Harmon, a first-year pre-law advising preference and member of the wrestling team at Wartburg College, said in reference to being captured on video yelling […]
Early Thursday morning, members of the Outfly committee started walking to the Saemann Student Center.
Community is something that has always been extremely important to
me. I felt a sense of community, whether it was in my town, family or school.
Despite my own personal challenges regarding politics, the experience of attending Democratic Presidential Hopeful Kamala Harris’ town hall event on Sept. 20 was something that will stay with me for a long time.
Columbine happened just under 20 years ago, but the effects weigh heavier now than they ever have. Even in small towns like Waverly, Iowa.
On September 10, Central College announced a new annual tuition of $18,000 for next fall. This tuition change is the first of its kind in Iowa, although it is already occurring in colleges across the country.
The Constitution Day event was created to educate students on the U.S. Constitution, as well as other aspects of the U.S. Government, and featured a panel of experts.
Steve Prefontaine, a United States Olympic track and field athlete, once said “To give anything less than your best is to sacrifice the gift.”
The 2020 presidential election in the United States is on the minds of many as candidates campaigning kicks into high gear.
The more than 20 candidates seeking the Democratic party nomination for the 2020 Presidential Election throughout the summer have dwindled due to drops in polling numbers.
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