By Staff Writer: Cyrena Nielsen As the weather become colder and days feel like they become shorter, people find warm shelter inside their homes. With limited access to bright sunny days and outdoor adventures, it’s easy to slip into depression. This term is coined SAD, as fitting acronym for Seasonal Affective Disorder. While this is…
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The iPhone 15’s weird first month.
By Staff Writer: Dominick Sanchez The release of the iPhone is typically one of the most exciting times of the year regarding technology and all things Apple. However, this year’s release has been a particularly strange one. New products and accessories are seldom released without a hiccup or two, for the iPhone 15 Pro, let’s…
Tips to Fight the Winter Blues
By Staff Writer: Caitlin Daugherty As the weather changes from sunny and warm to gray and cold, many people feel just as dark and dreary as the season. While some are ecstatic with the prospect of peppermint mochas and Christmas presents, others are not as happy to experience the long, cold months ahead. Seasonal depression,…
Learning A Language Without a Teacher
By Staff Writer: Caitlin Daugherty Over the pandemic, many people in lockdown attempted multiple hobbies to stave off boredom. Some chose breadmaking, others sewing. Some decided to play Animal Crossing: New Horizons, but one hobby was trendy among these, and that was language learning. Many individuals attempted to learn languages such as Spanish, Japanese, or…
Bittersweet
By Staff Writer: Jerri Clewis Halloween has come and gone yet again, but it’s left behind many delightful treats for people to enjoy. One of the most popular sweets is chocolate, and with good reason, considering the variety of candy choices and the irresistible flavor. Only chocolate hasn’t always been the sweet treat people think…
Fall in Style
By Staff Writer: Madison Lawson November is here, meaning this is the time for a wardrobe shift. Many people wear a pullover hoodie and comfy pants, such as sweats or pajama pants. This is understandable because this is, indeed, a cozy time of the year. With some simple tips and tricks, styling your wardrobe to…
MLS Cup Playoffs Update
By Staff Writer: James Schryver The Audi 2023 MLS Cup Playoffs are now in full swing with the first round under way. The Wild Card teams for the Eastern and Western Conferences were chosen and played on 10/25/2023. In the Eastern Conference, the No. 8 New York Redbulls pulled out an astounding 5-2 win over…
Latinx vs. Latine.
By Staff Writer: Cyrena Nielsen As we have wrapped up Hispanic Heritage Month, it is important that we continue to celebrate everyone in the community. Hispanic and Latin American communities across the world use this month to celebrate the rich culture and history of their countries. During this month, it’s essential to use language that…
The Great Peel
By Staff Writer: Faustina Mensah In the heart of Eastern New Mexico, where the scorching sun bore down relentlessly, an annual was about to unfold dubbed, “The Great Peel”. With the catchy slogan “Peel and Take Until It’s All Gone,” this event had become a beloved tradition at EasternNew Mexico University, drawing about 100 people…
How to Learn to Let Go: Negative Thoughts and You
By Staff Writer: Caitlin Daugherty Have you ever dropped a cup of water, knocked over an expensive vase, or dropped an egg on the floor? Have you ever thought, “God, I’m so stupid. I can’t believe I did that. I must be the worst human being on the planet.” These thought patterns gravely affect your…