Ring, ring, social media is calling!
It’s no secret that I am desperately trying to become a journalist. Continue reading Ring, ring, social media is calling!
Month: September 2020
Our View: Mental health must be a top priority
Suicide sneaks up on people. It creeps in the back door of someone’s mind and slowly consumes their thoughts. It overtakes the beautiful minds of unique people like a weed until the unthinkable happens. The aftermath of suicide is far-reaching. It’s unfathomable to understand the impact of one life, and nothing makes it more apparent than when that life is suddenly taken from this world. … Continue reading Our View: Mental health must be a top priority
COVID-19 decreases volunteers in homeless shelters
While COVID-19 has caused many changes, homelessness has remained a problem. Continue reading COVID-19 decreases volunteers in homeless shelters
Seniors reflect on cancelled championships and careers
NCAA DIII has suspended all fall championships and the decision is still pending on potential championships in the spring. Continue reading Seniors reflect on cancelled championships and careers
Don’t be absent this November: make your vote count
Since 2016, the United States has witnessed political polarization due to varying issues between Republican and Democratic parties. Continue reading Don’t be absent this November: make your vote count
KCAB continues activities through COVID-19
Berry’s KCAB has had to change their plan for the year in order to create activities for students that adhere to CDC guidelines for COVID-19. Continue reading KCAB continues activities through COVID-19
Seth’s Spins: The Return
Host Seth Chambliss discusses Kate Bush, Refused, and SZA in his return to the show. Continue reading Seth’s Spins: The Return
Protesters from Berry share motivations, complications behind calling for racial justice
Berry community members joined protests to draw attention to racial injustice, each drawn by different motivations to events across the state. Continue reading Protesters from Berry share motivations, complications behind calling for racial justice
Religious organizations called to change ways of worship
Like so many facets of life that have been greatly altered due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, religious life is no exception. Continue reading Religious organizations called to change ways of worship
Check out a book from these local shops
Dogwood Books 231-A Broad St. Dogwood Books, owned and operated by Kenneth Studdard, has been a part of Rome’s selection of bookstores since March 2007. Studdard opened his store because of his own love of books. “I’ve loved books since I was a kid,” Studdard said. “And I especially love used bookstores, that’s been something that I’ve enjoyed visiting since as long as I can … Continue reading Check out a book from these local shops