Day: November 10, 2020

Back So Soon: COVID-19 Forces NBA Schedule Changes

COVID-19 may have made life difficult. But for the NBA, quarantine ended up being a temporary setback. The NBA created a campus in Florida, dubbed “The Bubble,” with strict quarantine safeguards in place to protect players. After an eight-game season and a full-length playoff, the Lakers were crowned the NBA champions of the 2019-2020 season …

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Beyond Words

Amy knelt on the hard-wooden floor of the tiny church.  “Our Father,” the pastor began to pray. “How could God be like a father? Is He like my Father?” she wondered.  Unwanted images flooded her mind. Subconsciously, she felt the scars on her shoulders. She remembered the fights and broken green glass of the alcohol …

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Against

As it stands, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden, Jr., has been elected as the 46th President of the United States. And, along with his nomination comes multiple historic milestones for the presidency. Upon being inaugurated at the age of 78, Biden will immediately become the oldest sitting president our country has ever had. Senator …

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Collegedale fills remaining seats for commission

With the ballots cast and counted, the three incumbent Collegedale Commissioners—Katie Lamb, Debbie Baker and Tim Johnson—have been voted back into office to serve another four years on  the Collegedale Commission.  According to the Hamilton County Election Commission, the unofficial results report that Lamb received 1,739 votes, Baker received 1,659 votes and Johnson received 1,510 …

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Students express frustration over basketball ban in Iles Gym

Sports is often a way that students disconnect from their daily school routine. With many changes this semester, a group of students are left without a place to disconnect as basketball has been restricted in the Iles Gym for the unforeseeable future. According to Intramural Director Troy Walker, “Basketball has not been approved by the …

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Students run online thrift business to support crisis in Lebanon

There are many ways to help raise money for a good cause. Anna Cousins, a freshman public relations and graphic design major, has found a rather fashionable way to do so: Thrift Flipping. Cousins has an online thrift business called Phoenicia Finesse. The goal of Phoenicia Finesse is to help the victims of corruption and …

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