Month: February 2024

By Staff Writer: Caitlin Daugherty  With social media comes the rise of “aesthetics”; it means a guide to a specific fashion or lifestyle. You might have seen the aesthetics “Cottage-Core” or “Goblin-core,” which focuses on having an anti-aesthetic or the opposite of beauty. The most popular of these aesthetics is Dark Academia.   Dark Academia is…

By Staff Writer: Cyrena Nielsen As we get settled into the Spring 2024 semester, some students are finding that they are already needing a break after the chaos of the first weeks. With the weather warming up, there are opportunities across the state that give us the perfect excuse to take a day trip to…

By Staff Writer: Morganne Guhl Whoever comes out on top in this year’s Super Bowl, the new Tom Brady or Mr. Irrelevant, the N.F.L. should win big. The stage is set for Super Bowl LVIII, The San Francisco 49ers vs The Kansas City Chiefs. Both teams have compelling narratives surrounding their quarterbacks going into the…

By Staff Writer: Jerri Clewis Paper and pen notes may be one of the best routes to taking notes, especially for remembering the content, according to Science Daily. But what if you can’t find that one specific page with a note you know you wrote down? Or perhaps your class uses countless links, files, charts…

By Staff Writer: Caitlin Daugherty Keeping a commonplace book has been a time-honored practice by many philosophers, writers, poets, and artists. Many famous individuals from the past, such as Leonardo Da Vinci and Oscar Wilde, have kept commonplace books. Commonplace books can be traced back to Greece and Rome in ancient times as they acted…

By Staff Writer: Natalie Deleon Photo credit: Natalie Deleon Goats are a big deal for some ranchers. They also benefit them and help us when in need. Goats can be used to declutter an area with overgrown grass, weeds, etc. My family who owns a ranching and farming business has a few goats and can…