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By Harris Smoak Warning: this article is not suitable for children. They say that you can make sta­tistics say whatever you want them to say, but to what end?

By Ana Filipovic In November 1-3 and 8-10, from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m., in the Avalon Performing Arts Studio in Tatem, you could have enjoyed in a comedy

By Jiselle Lopez You may see them on your way to class or coming back from the dining hall. They may cross your path or yell at you in

By Spencer Knoll If you vote in Maryland, Question 7 will appear on your ballot this November. The question concerns the proposed gambling expansion in the state, which will

By Nick Temple We’ve forgotten something elemental in the realm of American politics: compromise. You aren’t going to win every fight you get in, but at the same time,

By Olivia Sledzik When I got the email about the Body Image Workshop project put on by Equal Sex, I thought, “This is honestly exactly what women need right

By Jessica Stonesifer “When the crypt goes creak, and the tombstones quake, spooks come out for a swinging wake!”  Halloween is almost upon us and the Hood College Safe

By Olivia Sledzick Last semester, it was revealed that both Coblentz Dining Hall and the Blazer Snack Bar would be undergoing renovations to improve students’ dining experience.  After a

Now that the majority of the editorial positions on the newspaper for next year have been elected, the transition of responsibility for those positions has begun. The edition