Last year, I had an opportunity to drive across the entire country. It was a wonderful trip. It was also eye-opening in a scary way. I was in Oklahoma. The grass is usually a cool hue of sea foam, the dirt iron red underneath. Last year, everything was dry, dead,Read More

By Jesse Garwick Global warming is a hot topic in current events. I find that most people who just accept it as fact haven’t looked at the “Big Picture.” Two questions must be answered, “Is global warming really happening?” and “If it is, are humans responsible?” Global warming is global,Read More

By: Drew Brown You see it at every convenience store you go to on Sundays, huge variety of newspapers on the shelves. These include the Sunday paper, USA Today, Wall Street Journal, local registers, and many other ads. All this paper usage equals to a lot of paper waste. HowRead More

By: Joe Provenzano We sit at a precipice, with technology ready to take us over the edge so we no longer need the conventions of the past.  Newspapers struggle to make ends meet as society moves online or to TV.  Publishers are moving more toward print-on-demand to eliminate surplus booksRead More

Jarrett Quick Staff Writer When I first sat down for the performance of “Becoming America” at the DMACC Huff Theater, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I had been to a few other plays put on at the Huff Theater, but this was the first I went to having noRead More

By Anna Duran Everyone has a story to tell, and pictures are worth a thousand words. Now, we can look at a person and know a little about them because they have a piece of artwork etched into their skin. Tattoos are a form of self-expression, and are special becauseRead More

By Nevin Cornwell You may not want to hear this, but your tattoo sucks. I mean real hard. Not only is it most likely sloppily done, but that skull with the eight ball eyes smoking a blunt will go out of style. Who knew? Tattoos are subjective; each person hasRead More

By Jarrett Quick. You know what’s romantic? Being told to buy things to prove you love someone. As a single person, I may be a little jaded about the holidays, but that doesn’t mean Valentine’s day is worth the coerced pageantry. On the brightside, I can generally ignore it andRead More