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By Chloe Jones             On Jan 29, 2019, over 30 students headed outside instead of heading to class. The students held signs that read “summit suckz,” chanted “no summit, no summit, no summit,” and stayed outside making these signs for hours. This event caught the attention of the school district, which is currently re-evaluating Summit...
By: Matthew Melchor             After the longest government shutdown in United States history, President Donald Trump and Congress agreed to a compromise that did not include funding for “The Wall,” which Trump hopes to build along the United States-Mexico border. To work around this, Trump declared a national emergency to build his wall, shifting $3.6...
By: Tomi Simmons “I have fixed things, but I am no longer your ‘fixer’ Mr. Trump,” said Michael Cohen at the hearing in front of Congress on February 27, 2019. Cohen’s testimony was his reflection of his time with the President. Within the opening statement, according to the transcript of Cohen’s testimony from The...
By Kenzie Jansonius Many internet hoaxes have wormed their way into our lives, but none quite so prevalently as that of Momo. Originally, Momo was nothing more than a half woman, half statue made by Japanese artist Keisuke Aiso. However, the statue was later transformed into something more. False reports of kids being frightened...
By Taylor Perez             Often times, many teams wait for their defining moment. For Mac’s softball team, their moment was on February 24, 2019. The McPherson College softball program is in its first season coached by Tony Segovia. Coach Segovia is a McPherson College alum, and has finally returned home to Mac after many years....
By: Antonio Snyder          McPherson College has a hot new book floating around campus, Collateral Bodies. Even better, it is a book written by our own sophomore, Tomi Simmons. Though Tomi has carried the goal of being a published author since elementary school, she has finally built up the courage to try to make this...
By: Kenzie Jansonius The State of the Union address made by President Donald Trump started on a bipartisan note, but as he continued to speak, things became more divisive. Even as he asked for unity between Republicans and Democrats, he cast the latter as obstructionists who wanted nothing more than to see the jobs of Americans “stolen” by immigrants. Another interesting...