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Finding Benefit in Banned Books

Finding Benefit in Banned Books

In the coming weeks, the Renne Library will hold a spotlight on the banned books that have been contested both publicly and academically in libraries across the nation. The censorship of books seeks to bar ‘shocking’ messages from the impressionable minds of students; however, the controversial aspects of these books

A Place to Call Our Own

As Midterms inch too close for comfort, the need to study races upward. At this point in the semester, late nights are unavoidable. The shaky balance between work and education can often lead to a progressively thinner sense of free time. Chasing a day off may require pulling a lot

Catcalling is a Problem on Campus

At a first glance, it is impossible to ascertain the culture and ideals surrounding a college. The advertisements and tours never give a complete picture of what it means to be a Bobcat. It can be difficult to discern the truth of a place without cultural knowledge regarding both the

Norm is Not Plant Friendly

Norm is Not Plant Friendly

Over the last four years, MSU has either constructed or renovated four separate buildings. Each of these buildings follows a similar aesthetic. However, Norm Asbjornson Hall remains the ugliest building that has graced this campus since its completion in 2018. This is partially due to the fundamental design principles which