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Homecoming comes home
With the 2021-2022 school year being the first relatively normal school year in almost since the Covid pandemic started, that means many activities and events will be coming back in full swing.
Pregnancy vs fair food
There are many joys when entering the world of motherhood. The announcements, the gender reveal, shopping for adorable little onesies and shoes.
What jobs work for us?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has reported the number of unfilled jobs as being above 10.9 million, as of the end of this July.
Could campus eyesore become a fishing spot?
The Hutchinson Community College tennis courts are an eyesore. The fence around them is covered in dead vines, of the five courts two of them don’t have nets, and the surface is covered in long stretches of canyon-like cracks that run right through the courts.
An unconventional route
Decisions, decisions, decisions. Everyone makes hundreds of decisions everyday, whether it’s having pancakes for breakfast instead of waffles, or wearing blue shoes instead of red ones.
Houseplants are a girls best friend
With Covid-19 outbreaks, busy lives, living far from home, and downright loneliness, it isn’t uncommon for college students to become depressed.
A little taste of home
Living on your own for the first time can often be an intimidating prospect, and living in college dorms is usually the first time for most people.