by Caroline Sundstrom When I was a kid, I remember going out to eat was a treat. My sisters and I dreaded the idea of going to the doctor when we were young, but the possibility of stopping by Chick-Fil-A on the way home was motivation enough to get ourContinue Reading
by Samantha Wall The importance of acknowledging and acting to better mental health is a rising issue, especially in today’s advanced world. The reason I think poor mental health has increased over the past few years is because of social media being so easily accessible. Mental health is like theContinue Reading
By Aidan McArthur In a world where AI and computers are slowly phasing out many people’s jobs, there is one sector that is invaluable to the American way of life. This crucial sector of jobs consists of trades and manual labor such as construction, plumbing, welding, carpentry, electrical work andContinue Reading
By Cristina Meyaart With modern technology advancing each day, artificial intelligence, or A.I., is gradually becoming more of a concern. There is a large variety of issues artificial intelligence can and will create, including ethical dilemmas, the spread of fake news, and the elimination of millions of jobs. The questionContinue Reading
By Luqian Li I don’t like body positivity. People who know me in real life might gasp at the sound of this statement, surprised that I, a larger individual, would make such a comment. As a bigger girl, I should be thankful for the body positivity movement. True, it hasContinue Reading
By Sydney Mills Ever since 6th grade, when my school would do a Mental Health Week in the month of May, I never understood why it was such a big deal. Why would our whole school day be interrupted just to watch some butterflies be released? Or to listen toContinue Reading
By Jullion Griffin As the Student Government Association President, I have the privilege of serving the vibrant and diverse student body of Tallahassee Community College. In this writing, I want to share my thoughts on an issue close to my heart – the power of student voices and our StudentContinue Reading
Ciara Wilson | Opinion Piece On Aug. 31, President Joe Biden announced that he would withdraw all U.S. troops from Afghanistan. This marks the end of a conflict that has persisted for 20 years, going all the way back to Reagan’s presidency. This move was controversial for many reasons: someContinue Reading
Rhiannon Castillo | Opinion Piece When I was in eighth grade, my biology teacher took my class on a field trip. We went to the NASA Challenger Learning Center and participated in their space mission simulator along with other learning labs. The relevant part of this field trip was theContinue Reading
Elijah Moran | Opinion Piece We all hear stories about how Americans bonded together following the attacks on September 11, 2001. We united, and we knew America would bounce back stronger than ever. Old Glory was draped across the country, and Wrigley Field erupted as Sammy Sosa ran full speedContinue Reading