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Trump addresses the nation
Trump addresses the nation
By: Aleena Alrifaee, Reporter • March 5, 2025

On Tuesday, March 4, President Donald Trump spoke at the joint session of the United States Congress at the Capitol, discussing topics such as tariffs, Greenland and the Panama Canal. His speech...

TikTok: Security vs. Freedom of Speech
TikTok: Security vs. Freedom of Speech
By: Emma Weintraub, Lifestyle Editor and Podcaster • March 3, 2025
Juniors prepare to take ACT exam
Juniors prepare to take ACT exam
By: Preslee Sutherland, Web Assistant • March 3, 2025
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Krier Insider: Episode 3 (Something Rotten)
By: Anna Gatz, Feature 1 Editor and Broadcaster • March 14, 2025
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Why don’t you get a job
By: Bobby Leavey, Sports and Activities 1 Editor and Broadcaster • March 15, 2025

To put it simply, they don’t make them like they used to. I’m not talking about movies, household appliances, food, planes, trains or automobiles. They don’t teach work ethic like they used to. You can ask your grandparent or any older relative about what jobs they had when they were your age, and they would lecture you about their 72-hour unpaid shift at the coal mine. Nowadays you ask your friends if they have ever had an in-person interview for a job, and they would ask you what the word in-person means.  That is the largest and constantly growing issue for society today, mostly thanks to technology. It separates people from each other and reality. Almost every kid would say that social media is helpful because they can talk and connect with their friends, but meeting new people and making connections is what this new generation of young adults aren’t going to know how to do.  Let's say someone does meet new people through social...

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Revenue sharing does not belong in college sports
Revenue sharing does not belong in college sports
By: Nate Sand, Co-Sports & Activities Executive • March 14, 2025

Take a moment to imagine an athlete who is extremely talented, with dozens of top teams across the country eager to recruit them. These teams...

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