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Goodbye UND: Farewell from the Dakota Student Seniors

Goodbye UND: Farewell from the Dakota Student Seniors

Claire Arneson, Editor December 6, 2023

Aubrey Roemmich  Year Started, Major, Minor, Etc.  I started Fall of 2020 as an English major with a second major in Political Science. My original plan was to go to law school, but instead I am...

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Thanksgiving Food Review

Sadie Blace, Reporter November 29, 2023

Thanksgiving is meant to bring families together, celebrating life and giving thanks for much to be grateful for. When talking about Thanksgiving, it is important to remember its origin from many centuries...

When is it too Early to Decorate for Christmas?

When is it too Early to Decorate for Christmas?

Emma Arteaga, Reporter November 29, 2023

As the air becomes crisp and the days start to shorten, the excitement for the holiday season begins to bubble within us. I find that adding some decorations to our living spaces can go a long way in combatting...

Wayne Barkhouse’s “Ancient Relics of Galaxy Formation

Wayne Barkhouse’s “Ancient Relics of Galaxy Formation”

Davíd Moreno, Reporter November 29, 2023

Monday, November 20th, on a frigid day after autumn seized its wet grasp, I decided to attend a lecture on astronomy. It was not something that I would find myself doing. Usually, I would just take the...

What is Happening with Open AI?

What is Happening with Open AI?

Kira Symington, Editor November 29, 2023

This last week, a rollercoaster ride of leadership changes and reinstatements shook the core of OpenAI, the company behind the famous and/or infamous ChatGPT. What this means for the future development...

“The Hunger Games: Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” Review

“The Hunger Games: Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” Review

Claire Arneson, Editor November 29, 2023

Start practicing your whistling skills because on November 17th, “The Hunger Games: Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” was released in theaters. This prequel to the original four movies and three books...

AI for Thanksgiving

AI for Thanksgiving

Emma Arteaga, Reporter November 22, 2023

Recipes can be passed down from generations, written in a cookbook, or written on a sticky note. No matter how you come across a recipe, they all have one thing in common: they were made by people... until...

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Airpod Max Review

Sadie Blace, Reporter November 22, 2023

Throughout the course of my life, I have owned a variety of headphones and speakers that I use to listen to music. Most recently, however, I purchased Apple’s Airpods Max. Despite the price tag, Apple...

The 2023 Climate Report

The 2023 Climate Report

Kira Symington, Editor November 22, 2023

With the Economist publishing articles with titles like “What a Third World War Would Mean for Investors – Global Conflicts Have a Habit of Sneaking Up on Money-Managers," I think we are clearly past...

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Is America Ruled by the Old? 

Kira Symington, Editor November 21, 2023

In an effort that mirrors the prevailing attitudes of Americans everywhere, Texan voters rejected a proposal in their state “which would have raised the mandatory retirement age for state judges from...

Black Friday or Cyber Monday?

Black Friday or Cyber Monday?

Emma Arteaga, Reporter November 15, 2023

November is the great month of overstuffing ourselves with turkey, giving thanks, and deciding whether to set our alarm to get up early to snatch those good Black Friday deals.  Is it worth giving up...

Run, Hide, Fight: Growing up with Mass Shootings

Run, Hide, Fight: Growing up with Mass Shootings

Claire Arneson, Editor November 15, 2023

Growing up outside the Twin Cities, I was no stranger to hiding under desks, closing the blinds, blocking the doors, and huddling in a corner with my classmates. It is something my generation has done...

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