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Hurricane Milton Strikes the US

By Tayton Ornelas Hurricane Milton was named the second most intense storm to ever hit the gulf coast, behind Hurricane Rita in 2005. Hurricane Milton hit Florida directly, only a short time after Hurricane Helene made its way through the United States. Before becoming a Hurricane on Oct 7, Milton was a tropical disturbance in…

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Building Power By Silencing Children

By Meghan Morris As Stephen Chbosky famously said, “Banning books gives us silence when we need speech. It closes our ears when we need to listen. It makes us blind when we need sight.”  The issue of book banning is becoming increasingly relevant. According to The Guardian, more than 10,000 books have been banned in US…

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Algerian Boxer Imane Khelif Met With Backlash and Speculation About Her Gender During Olympic Games

By Mariah Fede      Imane Khelif is the 2024 Women’s welterweight boxing Olympic champion. Her journey to gold was nothing short of a rocky road with worldwide criticism and false claims about her gender rolling into her path. Khelif won with a final tally of 5-0 and received her respective praises from her opponent as stated in an…

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One Streak Ends and Another Continues

By Maxwell Brucks McPherson college football lined up against Kansas Wesleyan on October 5 looking to avoid a double-digit loss to the Coyotes. To everyone’s surprise, as the clock hit double zeros, the Bulldogs ended with a double-digit win instead.  The Bulldogs’ 42-13 win over the Coyotes was the first win over Kansas Wesleyan since…

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