Stepping off social media: More life, less anxiety
On Sept. 19, 2020, I woke up in a new world. The previous night, I deleted all my social media:
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Students share their hopes and excitements for the spring semester.
As the holiday season ends and a new semester approaches, students begin to ponder and wonder what a new semester
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Highland Eco: Introductions and eco-friendly tips you can start today!
Hi, my name’s Emily, and I’m a self-proclaimed environmentalist. In the fourth grade, I tried to end deforestation with my
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A rose by any other name isn’t just as sweet: Matt James is the best bachelor in years.
The Bachelor franchise, which currently consists of “The Bachelor,” “The Bachelorette” and “Bachelor in Paradise,” has been around for 19
Read MoreMaryville College is Making Improvements to its Internet Capabilities
On Jan. 25 at approximately 10:15 a.m. Maryville College’s wireless network stopped working for roughly 15 minutes. “I had class
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The Maryville College Woods remains an important community asset.
The Maryville College Woods is a 140-acre forest on campus intended for the enjoyment of the community. The College Woods
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Clayton Center for the Arts is presenting The Southern Film Circuit virtually for FREE
The Clayton Center for the Arts is finding new ways to connect with students and the community during these uncertain
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Fourteen movies to watch this Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is a holiday all about celebrating and expressing love in all its different forms – platonic, romantic, and
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MC’S messiest desk now revealed
After the challenging Fall semester, things like cleaning up might slip away from us. We have decided to embrace the
Read MoreReview: “The Shape of Water”
“The Shape of Water” is a 2017 thriller and a story of the underdog, the less privileged, and the misunderstood.
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