STORY BY CORIE LYNN Domestic violence is a reality faced by many individuals across the United States and the world. This year, the Women’s Leadership…
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October 18 1469 Ferdinand II of Aragón married Isabella of Castile, uniting Spain and making it a dominant world power. 1685 Louis XIV revoked the…
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PHOTOS BY ALLISON SCHWEIZER
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Enjoy Restaurants & Raffles, All Under One Roof on Vine Street At Habitat for Humanity’s 2018 Vine & Dine Food Festival, Oct. 28 Feast on…
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STORY BY JOHN CARTER JR Halloween: 40 years later Since the release of Carpenter’s Halloween in 1978, the horror genre has produced some of the…
View More Movie Preview: “Halloween” (2018 edition)
STORY BY CORIE LYNN The end of October is fast approaching and so is Halloween. Dorms are decorated with skeletons, pumpkins, and spiderwebs while inflatable…
View More FHSU History Club Begins a Haunted Scavenger Hunt
STORY BY DANIEL SAENZ Recently, Brazil has started its election cycle. This comes following years of political turmoil that saw the impeachment of President Dilma…
View More Brazilain Presidental Candidate raises concern from nationals
PHOTOS BY ALLISON SCHWEIZER FHSU football v Pittsburg State on Saturday, October 13th. FHSU won 50-21.
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Sponsored by the Interfraternity Council, students were able to pie a frat guy for one dollar. The Interfraternity Council is raising money to send members…
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STORY BY CHRISTIAN PHILLIPS PHOTOS BY ALLISON SCHWEIZER The FHSU Tiger volleyball team got off to a fast start Friday night against the Southern Baptist…
View More Tiger Volleyball picks up two victories over the weekend
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