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The Chills’ ‘Silver Bullets’ reasserts presence on music scene

Peyton Whittington, Online Editor-in-Chief | November 6, 2015

After a 20-year hiatus, New Zealandic indie-alternative group The Chills is back in the studio with their full-length album, Silver Bullets, released Friday, Oct. 30 via Fire Records, and they’ve dished...

Teacher-student respect necessary, lacking in classroom

Jeannie Williams, Managing Editor | November 5, 2015

The young teacher who holds students at arm’s length to assert their authority. The junior who doesn’t want to seem like a teacher’s pet so they back-talk and ignore the advice offered by their instructor. A...

Our Take: Hallway harassment must stop

Staff Editorial | November 2, 2015

“Ooh, look at you! Where you off to?” “Show me a smile.” “What’s your name, honey?” “Hey girl, turn around. Show me a little something.” “Don’t you dare walk away from...

Why Twitter activism matters

Ben Clyatt, Sports Editor | October 15, 2015

“You can’t change anything. It’s just Twitter.” “Don’t take it so seriously. It’s just Twitter.” “Bro, what did you expect? It’s just Twitter.” It’s just Twitter. We’ve...

Walking Dead waltzes its way to a triumphant return

Malcolm Robinson, Staff Reporter | October 12, 2015

Since the show’s conception, AMC’s The Walking Dead has been met with acclaim and a welcoming audience. Credited with causing the reemergence of the zombie trend, the series can be appropriately labeled...

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The Chills’ ‘Silver Bullets’ reasserts presence on music scene

Teacher-student respect necessary, lacking in classroom

Our Take: Hallway harassment must stop

Why Twitter activism matters

Walking Dead waltzes its way to a triumphant return