The Midland Center for the Arts in Midland, MI has a few different exhibits that anyone can enjoy. On the fourth floor, here is a section that is all about fear and how your...
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Don’t let dances destroy your self-esteem
It’s that time of year again, people. Leaves are turning a burning orange and the smell of pumpkin-spice lattes fills the air. I am ready to throw open my closet doors and dig deep...
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Taking a trip across Michigan
Long car rides are a bore without the right music. We have compiled a list of songs great for the road or any other method of travel. While the songs are many different genres,...
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Valuing vaccines
In the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 91.1 percent of children aged 19-35 months are vaccinated for measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR). Vaccines have been created to...
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Every body is a beach body
The annual ‘swimsuit season’ is approaching and this season can bring waves of low self-esteem and self doubt. When students reach their teenage years it can be especially hard to feel confident. With social...
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From Cavetown to Khalid, rundown on new beats
Several albums and songs have been released in the past few months from popular artists such as Khalid and also smaller artists such as Midland native Michigander. This is a review of a few...
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Meaningful Mandarin
Learning a new language is beneficial for all ages, but it’s important to start them young. At Woodcrest Elementary, K-4 is starting to learn Mandarin for 30 minutes twice a week. This allows the...
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Super Bowl Déjà vu
The year was 2001 the Rams were still in St. Louis, Sean McVay was playing high school football, and Tom Brady only had one ring. Since then the Rams have moved to Los Angeles,...
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Local Apple Orchard Reviews
Bayne’s Cider Mill Apple cider: 5/5 This is undoubtedly some of the best apple cider in the tri-cities. It’s sweet, not too tangy, and tastes like drinking apples. It’s basically the nectar of the...
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Chloe Welch MyTurn Column
I received my first smartphone in sixth grade. This phone was a big jump from the flip phone I had owned since the fourth grade, which I could only use to make phone calls....
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