By Daniel Cubias-Arteaga, Guest Writer
One day during my junior year of high school, my friend, 17, died in a car crash in front of Bishop Carroll High School. It occurred during lunch when juniors and seniors were allowed to leave the school. There were two other people in the
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By Matthew Fowler, Managing Editor
Achoo!
Newman has a problem. A tissue problem.
My nose has been in constant aching for the soft, supple relief of a simple tissue, but there are none to be found on campus.
Where are the tissues?
In search of relief, I am constantly left
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By Victor Dixon, Editor-in-Chief
When I was younger, I always marveled at the idea of all of the freedoms and responsibilities that come with adulthood. I think we’ve all felt at some point how exciting it might be to drive a car or eat whatever we want or work
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By Father Edmund Herzog, Guest Writer
Just this past fall, I read a book by Michael Easter called “The Comfort Crisis.” I found the book to be rather engaging and thought provoking.
The thesis of the book is that a lot of our problems in the modern, affluent Western world
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By Avery Grunert, Guest Writer
If there is one thing in this world that grinds my gears to the max, it is the sounds that come out of a human head.
Yes, the head. I’m talking breathing, sniffling, chewing, sucking — literally anything.
A few years ago, I would catch
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