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January 15, 2021
Melissa Theodorus, Editor-in-ChiefContinue Reading

It’s common today for people to state the phrase “separation of church and state” and attribute it to the United States Constitution, but it will not be found there. This...

January is the month that commemorates the practices of one’s faith through National Religious Freedom Day on January 16 and World Religion Day on January 19. Each year...




Grab your pot of honey because on January 18 we celebrate National Winnie the Pooh Day. January 18 marks A. A. Milne’s birthday, the creator of Winnie the Pooh and the...

January 17 is the birthday of Templeton Rye Bourbon, peddler Al Capone and the child of another smuggler, Meryl Kerkhoff, so it makes sense that it is named National Bootlegger’s...



January 15, 2021
“Why must journalists strive to improve diversity and representation in both their coverage and in their newsrooms, and how might this...
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Kaylie Reyes can see both the positives and the negatives of sharing the spotlight with her sister Khalia at Armijo. “The best thing about having a sibling on campus will be the idea that I will...




Life is precious and January 22 celebrates that in two ways. It is both Celebration of Life Day and National Sanctity of Human Life Day. Celebration of Life Day is designed to honor children who bring joy to people’s...




