May 6, 2021
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Anime Reviews: “My Hero Academia” and “Demon Slayer”
By Breanna Sak bsak@lc.edu Anime has held an unfavorable stigma about it that has made many feel deterred from seeing what it has to offer. However, I am here to help make the jump…
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Krystie’s Kuriosities: Monster Under the Bridge
Krystie Morrison kemorrison@lc.edu Trolls, ogres and monsters….oh my! We’ve all heard the fairy tales of the monsters that live under the bridge or in the forest, looking for valuables from the poor souls that…
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Krystie’s Kuriosities: Robert Wadlow
by Krystie Morrison kemorrison@lc.edu Alton, Ill. is known for its rich history that includes stories of Elijah P. Lovejoy, the Underground Railroad, the Piasa Bird and also the world’s tallest man, Robert Pershing Wadlow. …
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A Cold Winter’s Tale: The Bear and The Nightingale Review
By Megan Lanham mrlanham@lc.edu Imagine a land where winter seeps into every season. A place full of cold nights that chill your very bones; with forests covered in thick blankets of hard snow, and…
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Stress Management: Counter Stimulation
By Jenna Shelton jshelton@lc.edu Sometimes when we are in pain or are too stressed it becomes difficult to think about anything else or to try doing anything other than focus on the pain that…
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Alton Farmers’ & Artisans’ Market Runs Through October 17, Grant Program is Available to Double the Buying Power of SNAP Benefit Recipients
Media Release Alton Main Street Contact: Sara McGibany, Executive Director 111 E. 4th Street – Suite 315 – Alton, IL 62002 Phone: 618-463-1016 Email: sara@AltonMainStreet.org Web: www.DowntownAlton.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ALTON FARMERS’ & ARTISANS’ MARKET…
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Seattle’s NHL Team Has A New Name and “Brand Identity”
By Nathan Tucker nrtucker@lc.edu On Thursday, July 23, the Seattle expansion team joining the National Hockey League in 2021 unveiled its name, logos and colors to the public. The club will be known as the…
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How to Strengthen Your Study Skills as a College Student
By Alexandra Thompson ablockton@lc.edu Many times studying for assignments, exams, quizzes,and/or tests,may seem overwhelming which can cause many students to become frustrated. Reviewing and revising, recording main ideas, recognizing important cues, connecting to prior knowledge…