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The Death of Drama: Get Theater Off Life Support

The Death of Drama: Get Theater Off Life Support

Live theater has been integral to the arts for centuries and is especially important in the modern world as we flock to digital media. I would be blind not to acknowledge everything modern technology does for society. Archiving, communication and academia have improved significantly thanks to these advancements. However, with

We Should All Ditch Our Smartphones

We Should All Ditch Our Smartphones

Smartphones, social media and screen addiction have plagued our society with a lack of presence and empathy. Nowadays, many students find themselves scrolling through their devices just to pass the time — watching Instagram reels while waiting in line or shopping online during class. We are replacing real, human connection with

The Summer I Turned Pretty – Conrad or Jeremiah?

The Summer I Turned Pretty – Conrad or Jeremiah?

Jeremiah or Conrad Fisher? This is arguably the newest and hottest pop culture debate since Twilight’s team Edward versus team Jacob. Fans of The Summer I Turned Pretty (TSITP) are split on which brother to choose — the one with golden retriever energy and dazzling eyes, or the mysterious but

Is Climate Change Bringing Lyme Disease to Montana?

Is Climate Change Bringing Lyme Disease to Montana?

As global temperatures rise and weather patterns shift, we are seeing more and more changes to our natural world. One example is the appearance of blacklegged ticks — known as deer ticks — in Montana. This species can carry and transmit Lyme disease, a debilitating bacterial infection that can cause lifelong problems

Students Should Wear Headphones Less On Campus

Students Should Wear Headphones Less On Campus

I listened to 65,873 minutes of music in 2024, according to my Spotify Wrapped. That is equivalent to 1,097 hours or 45 days. Not only is that an insane amount of listening time, it is similar to — or even less than — that of my peers. The consumption of

Goodbye Letter

I started working at the Exponent in my first week of college, in the fall of 2021. When I graduate in May, I’ll have spent the entirety of my four-year college experience working here. This paper is the oldest organization on campus, and the office walls and stacks

If You Struggle With Mental Illness, You Need to Join a Campus Organization

I’m sure you’ve seen plenty of articles that refer to mental health disorders as if they are allergies that can be managed rather than serious, lifelong disorders. This is not that article. This is not even really an article — it’s a farewell letter from a certifiably insane