FEATURE

 

Baker breaks from Hollywood to pursue education

by Chelsea Baham, staff writer

It’s not what you know; it’s who you know.

At 21, Brooke Baker, a sophomore public relations major at South Plains College proves this theory to be very true. 

New children's costumes lack modesty

by Lisa Hernandez, staff writer

Halloween is only a few days away, and a lot of people are getting in the spirit.

Every Halloween shop has a wonderful, fun assortment of costumes for everyone, young and old. There are some rather risky and flirty costumes that adults and teens love to wear. However, there are some risqué costumes that are aimed toward young kids. There are costumes that are meant for adults that I found in the children’s costume section at Halloween stores.

Appreciate family while you still can

by Lyndsey Wolf, staff writer

Families are forever.

Why do people think they aren’t important? I don’t understand how  people can go a lifetime without being with their family. Family is extremely important, and I think some people take advantage of their family. I am one of them. I used to miss the point about what family was all about.

College students impacted by sleep deprivation

by Andy Garvin, news editor

Most people need six to eight hours of sleep to function properly, according to someexperts.

Between studying, partying, and classes, sleep deprivation and college students go hand in hand. Studies have found that approximately 20 percent of college students suffer from sleeping disorders. Students who suffer from sleep disorders can experience irritability, anxiety and weight gain

 

Halloween traditions lead to controversy

by Katherine Irwin, staff writer

Many people dress up, throw parties or take their children trick-or-treating for Halloween.

But there are some interesting facts that you might not know that makes it one of the biggest holidays of the year.

October too soon for holiday spirit

by Lisa Hernandez, staff writer

The season is changing, the weather is colder, and Christmas decorations are on store shelves everywhere.

Christmas is in the air. But it's only October.

 

 
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