‘Paper Girls’ makes a socially-conscious return

By Nicole Prieto | Staff Writer Paper Girls returned early August with its third trade paperback collecting Issues #11-15, following 12-year-old Erin and her fellow Stony Stream paper girls in their displacement to the far past. Faced against long-extinct megafauna and cavemen in high-tech gear, the girls find themselves in another temporal fight for their lives as they hunt for a way to escape 11,000 … Continue reading ‘Paper Girls’ makes a socially-conscious return

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Sleep is NOT for the weak: Why staying up late is bad for the brain and body

By: Katie Auwaerter | Asst. Features Editor While making friends and experiencing life lessons is a large part of the experience, students don’t go to college to get our beauty sleep. We are here to earn a degree. We are here to learn the skills necessary for a career we’re passionate about. However, sleep is often sacrificed in order to cram that information into our … Continue reading Sleep is NOT for the weak: Why staying up late is bad for the brain and body

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