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Bilingualism Can Help All of Us 
New Country, New Team, New PRs – Rono Leading Talented Blue Dragon Women’s Cross Country 
Hutchinson Community College Students Find Creative Ways to Celebrate Halloween on a Budget 
Royals Broadcaster Joel Goldberg to Make Stop in Hutchinson for Dillon Lecture Series 
Exploring the Legend of Hamburger Man at Sandhills State Park 
“I thought I had a pretty good handle on what I ate during my college years, but recently I’ve been making some pretty interesting choices for meals. I have a weird relationship with food anyway, as I’m either starving all of the time or not hungry at all. It’s hard knowing when and what to eat when my stomach can’t decide anything.”- By Tabitha Barr
“With the end of the semester rapidly approaching, I’m sure many of us are feeling something relatively similar. For me, it’s a mixture of excitement, pride, dread, relief, and a hint of fear. OK, maybe a little more than a hint of fear.” – By Emily Fehrman
Our View: “It has taken too long, but Harvey Weinstein has finally been found guilty of third-degree rape and first-degree of criminal sexual assault. Unfortunately, he was acquitted of the two most serious charges that could have sentenced him to life.”
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On Wednesday, Hutchinson Community College will host its Second Annual Computer Connections, allowing students to hear from local computer specialists about the field.
Emily Branson spoke to campus tutors Maria Santos and Ben Pankratz. Work keeps them busy, but tutors find time to hang out.
“March 7 folks. Mark that day down in your calendars. Two of the greatest UFC middleweight fighters of this era are throwing down in Paradise, Nevada. Israel “Stylebender” Adesanya and Yoel “Soldier of God” Romero are meeting up in what’s going to be one of the biggest clashes of the year at UFC 248.” – By Jordan Arheart
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This week in The Collegian: Student employment, Sonic the Hedgehog makes it to the big screen, students complain about bad weather and a lack of school cancellations, and everybody gets the flu
“Outraged parents don’t often see the real people beyond the shade of red in their eyes.” -By Rachel Lyons