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Jasmine Helles
Oct 1, 20232 min read
Help, My Mirror Smiled at Me
I sat in my dusty room, staring at the unpacked boxes and the mattress on the floor, taking in the old, creaky house. The sound of my...
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Marshal Mitchell
Oct 1, 20232 min read
Til Death We Did Part
The sun was setting. The 6th of May, a Tuesday. It was uncharacteristically cold for May. Everyone stood in a row, shuffling slowly. A...
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Jasmine Helles
Oct 1, 20231 min read
A Captain's Life for Me
Bein captain ain’t so bad The shoes be a little big The breeches are quite baggy and the shirt does tend to swing I do admit the one...
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Jasmine Helles
Oct 1, 20231 min read
Womanly Pirate Tragedy
I left town some 3 weeks ago Pirate crew in tow Set sail for riches and for gold little did I know They was scheming up a plan To take...
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Sanna Wilber
Oct 1, 20233 min read
When Credits Don't Count
Navigating the Hassles of Transferring There’s something nefarious lurking in the river of Transfers, and the bridge leading from...
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John Spencer
Oct 1, 20234 min read
Beyond Awareness: On Autism Acceptance
Last Thursday, student Marshal Mitchell held a presentation on “Autism Acceptance” in the campus library. The presentation was...
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Mahala Hart
Sep 30, 20233 min read
The Wand Stealers
An elderly man in a WW2 aviator cap and a steampunk, scientist-like monocle, bent over his oak Victorain era desk. Garbed in Carolingian...
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