Long-distance relationships grow individuals and relationships
By Ella Hambrice, Staff Writer Relationships, whether romantic or platonic, are an essential part of life. Without meaningful relationships with others, individuals are unable to sustainably and consistently enjoy life. God created humans in his image, but he also created humans to live in fellowship and harmony with the people around them. Sometimes individuals in…
Summer break offers a variety of opportunities
By Lexi Estes, Staff Writer As the semester draws to a close, students rally together the last bit of their academic strength and hurdle through final assignments and exams. For some, this closes the chapter of college as seniors toss their caps and move forward to jobs, internships, graduate programs and the steady beginning of…
Fashion should reflect inclusivity and body positivity
By Grace Reed, Staff Writer I always found couture fashion, designers and models interesting. From Victoria’s Secret fashion shows to Miss America pageants, I frequently made time to watch and rewatch these types of visual presentations. Despite my fascination with fashion and runways, I often had a lingering feeling that I was not good enough…
Group work harms student understanding
By Macie Riffe, News and Features Editor Although many professors require group work in college, it often elicits groans and eye rolls from students throughout the classroom. Teachers believe that group work will foster collaboration, enhance communication skills and promote diverse perspectives, but group work often creates annoyance and frustration instead. Group work during…
Keeneland offers scholarships for college students
By Ella Hambrice, Staff Writer Many college students seek out peaceful places where they can have a nice day with friends, forget about the stress of school and watch their worries disappear, even if just for a day. Keeneland College Day presents the prefect place for students to experience a fun and stress-free day outside…
Is the belt bag really “all that”?
By Jordan Hasenbalg, Opinions Editor In the realm of fashion, the debate between the traditional purse and the contemporary belt bag rages on, with proponents of each passionately defending their chosen accessory. Both serve the practical purpose of carrying essentials, yet they embody distinct styles and functionalities. So, the burning question persists: Is a purse…
Orange is a beautiful color
By Jordan Hasenbalg, Opinions Editor In the realm of colors, orange often finds itself lingering in the shadows of its more popular counterparts. It’s neither as regal as purple nor as serene as blue. Yet, there’s an undeniable allure to this vibrant hue that deserves recognition. Orange is not just a color; it’s a statement—a…
Dating apps diminish the ability to form relationships
By Grace Reed, Staff Writer For many years, I heard a lot about dating apps. Many of my friends joined these apps in high school, lying about their age so that they could participate in something that they thought would make them cooler. Many adults in my life also spoke highly of the promises dating…
Graduates experience changing emotions
By Ella Hambrice, Staff Writer The month of April can be an emotional rollercoaster for many students, but for others, it may be a whirlwind of excitement. This is the time of year when students are racing to finish assignments, procrastinating because of burnout and experiencing overwhelming feelings of anxiety. However, these experiences all lead…
Flowers have eternal charm
By Jordan Hasenbalg, Opinions Editor In the world of nature’s poetry, flowers stand as verse incarnate, each petal a syllable in the grand ode to life. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, flowers embody a profound symbolism that transcends cultures and epochs. They are not merely decorative ornaments but emissaries of emotion, carrying messages of love, hope…
Students express reasons to shift the 11:59 p.m. deadline
By Alexia Estes, Staff Writer Technology has brought many advantages to the college life. It has provided a new form of connection between professors and students while creating more educational opportunities for students. It has also made the college experience all-around more efficient because students have access to their material and online resources without needing…
Boneless chicken wings are the best
By Ella Hambrice, Staff Writer Chicken wings are a popular food choice within American culture. They are served at many restaurants across the nation, they can be ordered in a variety of different fashions, and they are dressed in unlimited sauces. However, the biggest factor to consider regarding a plate of chicken wings is whether…
Journaling is good for you
By Jordan Hasenbalg, Opinions Editor In an age dominated by screens and fleeting digital interactions, the art of journaling stands as a timeless practice that offers profound benefits for mental, emotional and even physical well-being. Journaling, in its simplest form, is the act of putting pen to paper and capturing one’s thoughts, feelings, and experiences.…
The importance of freshman-year roommates
By Macie Riffe, News and Features editor When I headed off to college, I constantly heard, “Your freshman roommate is a best friend for life.” Initially, I thought that this could not be true. I thought that my high school friend group would stay with me forever, and I thought that nobody could replace my…
Rainbow sherbet is the superior ice cream
By Ella Hambrice, Staff Writer Everyone has their favorite ice cream flavor, and some flavors are more popular than others. Some classic flavors include strawberry, chocolate, and vanilla, but there are also additional flavors that do not receive the appreciation they deserve, such as Rainbow Sherbet. This flavor can be bought in grocery stores, ice…
Spring Break benefits students during the spring semester
By Alexia Estes, Staff Writer The fall semester is full of novelty and new beginnings for college students, especially at Georgetown College. Whether it is a student’s first move-in or their fourth move-in, a positive and exciting energy fills the air as students start the academic year. The weather in the fall is beautiful, and…
Apple headphones are superior
By Ella Hambrice, Staff Writer Apple has become a very popular option for all things electronic. Most recently, Apple released a pair of headphones referred to as AirPods Max. There are other types of AirPods, such as the third generation AirPods and the AirPods Pro. However, these older models do not provide the same quality…
Maverick is the world’s best cat
By Jordan Hasenbalg, Opinions Editor I have never been a cat person. In fact, I would consider myself a reformed cat-hater. I have always loved and grown up with dogs, specifically big, fluffy German Shepherds. My parents raised me not to like cats because they were “mean,” and I was always significantly allergic to cat…
Elementary schools should offer extracurriculars
By Alexia Estes, Staff Writer Children attend elementary school in one of the most developmental periods of their life. In their elementary-school years, children develop socially, mentally, physically and emotionally. Childhood development is vital as children grow up and begin to formulate their own identities and autonomy. Elementary school encourages development as children experience socialization…
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