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Nine things to know about Title IX
Bridget Reilly, Photography Editor
March 4, 2020
Title IX is a civil right that prohibits sex discrimination in education. Title IX applies to all students regardless of gender identity. Schools may not retaliate against someone filing a complaint and must keep complaints safe from other retaliatory harassment. Schools should ensure that no...
Don’t let politics ruin your friendships
The Wichitan
March 4, 2020
The political race has been heating up for some time now, making it more important than ever to make sure we don't let our political opinions get in the way of our friendships. The United States, more than any other country, has an extremely divisive political culture. With the election of President...
My kingdom for a meal of crab
Jeri Moore, Business Manager
February 17, 2020
The little seafood restaurant on 3801 Call Field Road stands to fill a cajun spiced hole in our local eateries; however, you may need to ask the waitstaff to turn up the spice since the medium I ordered was extremely mild. We took a seat in booths to the right of the door and were quickly waited on. The waitres...
Album Review: CrasH Talk falls JUST short of being an actual CRASH
April 30, 2019
CrasH Talk is the fifth major album to be released by rapper Quincy Matthew Hanley, known mostly by his stage name, Schoolboy Q. Schoolboy Q announced he had started working on this album December 2016, 5 months after is wildly successful album, “Blank Face LP” had dropped. Originally scheduled to...
Family Day brings crowd of 175 despite the rain
October 8, 2018
Despite the rain, about 175 students and their parents attended the Family Day tailgate, Oct. 6. From the sound of laughter, music and the food discada, a mixed meat dish, jalapeño poppers and sticky rice— the weather did not put a damper on the attendees moods. Caleb Acuna, alumni | "[What ...
UPB brings Mardi Gras to MSU
Michaella O'Brien
March 1, 2017
A Night in New Orleans, hosted by University Programming Board, provided students a place to celebrate Mardi Gras with free food, music and entertainment from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. on Feb. 28 in the Legacy Multipurpose Room. This was the first time the UPB held this event. "My friend sent me the flyer...
Talent show spotlights students
Chelsea Miller
March 1, 2017
The lights are out and the spotlights shone center stage. Shelbi Rickwartz education junior, steps up the stairs and approaches the microphone and starts singing the song “Burning House." The annual talent show presented by the Black Student Union was held in the Comanche room in the Clark Student...