New Toys for Biology

The biology department has purchased new science equipment for labs. Students will be able to use the gear throughout the various biology, anatomy, and physiology classrooms. Covid-19 funding provided the money needed to purchase the equipment.  For Dr. Jennifer Gilley, the new equipment provides opportunities for more labs. She said, “We, through pandemic funding, have…

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Protocol or Protection?

The United States is the country of rights, liberties, and patriotic citizens. As a result, American history is teeming with civil disobedience and those who fight for civil rights. From women’s suffrage to the civil rights movement, the country is constantly changing. Today, many young adults feel entitled to drink and smoke when they turn…

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Mowing Mayhem

Above: Sophomore Paul Moellers runs his mowing route during these hard times.   It came as a surprise. Like others, my working situation completely changed with the rise of the COVID-19. While one of my jobs actually benefited from the pandemic, I ended up completely losing the other. Ever since I was 13, I have mowed…

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Mythical Origins

A short history of myth: What it means to be human In A Short History of Myth, Karen Armstrong argues that the history of humanity and myths are inseparable. Armstrong traces myths to their origins and describes how they change throughout history. As humanity moved from the hunter-gatherer lifestyle to a civilization, myths evolved with…

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A Green Way to Ride

As anyone walks down Kavanaugh, they’ll see black and green scooters flash by. These are not some kids on toy scooters gone rogue; this is the newest form of transportation in Little Rock. Little Rock Soiree reports that these scooters are from a program called Lime. Lime is based out of San Francisco and started…

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