If sophomore Cayden Newkirk hadn’t joined the theater department, his community wouldn't be the same. Newkirk got his first roles in Legacy productions during his freshman year but was cast in a lead role in his sophomore year. For the fall play, Newkirk played Christopher in “The Curious Case of the Dog in the Night-Time”....
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If sophomore Cayden Newkirk hadn’t joined the theater department, his community wouldn't be the same. Newkirk got his first roles in Legacy productions during his freshman year but was cast in a lead role in his sophomore year. For the fall play, Newkirk played Christopher in “The Curious Case of the Dog in the Night-Time”. The play followed a teenage author...
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If the bookshelves in the library looked empty and the pages of books appeared blank, freshman Blakely Copeland wouldn't have found a love for reading and the book club wouldn’t exist. Reading impacted the lives of many students by creating connections and allowing them to escape to new worlds. For Copeland, a passion for reading started when she and her mom read together. “One of the biggest things that got me into reading was in first grade when my mom read the first Harry Potter book to me,” Copeland said. “Reading is a way for me to relax and take my mind off of things that worry me.” Copeland prefers...
Since 1902, college football has been defined by one thing: bowl games. Teams strive each year to make a “good” bowl, the playoff bowls being the ultimate goal. On Jan. 1, 1902, the first Rose Bowl ended with the Michigan Wolverines winning 49-0. The tradition of bowl games used to be of the utmost importance to players and coaches, but things have changed. As I watched the plethora of bowl games this winter, the significance issue actually begins there. Companies see bowl games as a way to market their brand by slapping their name on a new bowl game. Not only does this result in awful bowl names (no one wants to play in the Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl or the Famous Toastery Bowl) but also the creation of far too many bowls, negating the accomplishment that comes with becoming bowl-eligible. The eligibility mark of 6-6 isn’t an issue, but by raising it, games may be more competitive. This issue only exists outside of the New Year’s Six bowls, as the NY6 bowls typically remain far more competitive than standard bowls. Another minor problem in the grand...
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