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Minor Thoughts: A poem

By: Cara Hudson – Rogue Writer President   Everyone claims some sort of minority, But are we right to assume all minorities alike? Whether our minorities are major or minor, No one person is made up of either. A man with a mole, for instance, Claims his gender as majority And his mole-having as minority….

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Governor Face-Off

By: Anonymous Democratic nominee in the upcoming election for governor in Kansas. She has been a member of the Kansas Senate since 2004. Growing up in a military family, Kelly was exposed to the important values of service, accountability, and integrity. These values have stayed with her and are influencing her campaign. During the campaign,…

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Pink Out!

By: Tomi Simmons October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month. These thirty-one days are a time to continue to raise awareness, funds, and compassion for those who have been affected by this disease. Throughout the month there are national events, conferences, and memorials to unify people towards the cause. There is also education on how to…

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Senior Spotlight: Joey Hale

By: Taylor Cunningham Joey Hale is a senior majoring in business management and marketing. He is from Hutchinson, Kansas and transferred to McPherson College from Hutchinson Community College. Joey is a defensive end for Mac, and has played football since third grade. “Honestly looking forward to finishing out the season strong, and beating some of…

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