By Megan Gieske, Staff Writer When sophomore Ethan Garrett, whose family lives 150 yards from a mosque, hears the Muslim call...
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by Cathryn Lien, Features Editor Dr. Sydney Penner may be the poster-child for a liberal arts lifestyle. His titles include...
By Megan Gieske, Staff Writer “I felt that my parents had abandoned me. I felt that God had abandoned me. [And]...
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By Aaron Evans, Features Editor We are not promised a life free from interruption. Every moment is met with uncertainty as...
Revival. The word that has swept the news for weeks. It gained momentum across social media platforms and has more...
By Megan Gieske, Contributing Writer Tattoos have historically been a symbol of power. Totally subverting female norms, women began arguing...
“i’ve been meaning to tell you about the heron i saw last thursday, winging soundless over the frozen reservoir....
By Sarah Browning, Staff Writer Transfer and international student Anders Ljungholm’s life has spanned cultures, states, countries and schools, and...
