Student Run Newspaper for McPherson College
By Tara Feeney I’ve always prided myself on being a fast learner, but the rate at which I learn new skills here at McPherson College is unparalleled. In my brief two and a half weeks here, I have already learned how to oxy-acetylene weld (not perfectly, I’ll admit, but it’s a work in progress), as…
By Cal Bieler “Five Nights at Freddy’s” is a point-and-click horror game created by Scott Cawthon in 2014. Now we are getting the long overdue movie after being promised over eight years ago. The release date for the film is Oct. 27, just in time for Halloween weekend. While the film is being released in…
By: Tara Feeney Have you ever seen an online ad for a car and it seems too good to be true? Then when you go checkout said item, you get there, and it was not as advertised. That happened to me when I checked out my first prospective project car earlier this week. It was…
By Daryn Stack The NFL has been packed full of action in just three weeks of play. There have been injuries, surprise storylines, and as always, depressed Jets fans. During week one, the main storyline followed the Jets who had another tragedy fall upon New York natives on the date of 9/11 as their expected…
By Taylor Starr The McPherson College men’s and women’s cross-country teams have had an impressive season so far as they head closer to the KCAC Championships. They have six meets before that point and there have been multiple top-30 finishes on both sides. For their first meet, the Terry Masterson Twilight Cross Country Meet in…
By Tara Feeney There are some cars that are so iconic that nearly everyone has a story involving one. The Volkswagen Bug reigns supreme in this category. They were so popular for so long, and with such an iconic design, it’s impossible to have not seen one at least once. That’s how Molly Minster, a…
By Sofia A. Ramirez Since the second week of school, there have been a series of fire alarms triggered on McPherson College campus, more specifically, in Dotzour Hall. A lot of Dotzour residents are fed up with the constant fire alarms, especially because the majority of them have been taking place in the late hours of…
By Edwin Buiter The International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America went on strike Sept. 15. In a historic first, the UAW went on strike against the three major American automobile manufacturers simultaneously: General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis. The UAW, which hasn’t gone on strike since 2019 according to NBC News,…
By S. Asher The California State Assembly on Sept. 6, 2023, voted to pass a resolution that would make August, starting in 2024, Transgender History Month. “As long as there has been a California, there have been transgender people here,” Assembly Member Matt Haney said at the press conference held by California Assembly Democrats to…
By Mia Birkes During the morning hours of Tuesday, September 19, five Americans returned to U.S. soil after being held in Iran for several years. The names of three individuals have been disclosed, but two members of this group remain unknown. Siamak Namazi, Morad Tahbaz, Emad Shargi, and the two unnamed individuals are safe at…