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The Second Person Cured of HIV

Rylan Perkins, Staff Reporter April 11, 2020

In 2011, Timothy Brown became the first person cured of the disease in Berlin. Now, less than ten years later, a man from London has become the second person to have ever been cured of HIV. HIV specifically...

Allie Cat News: Churches Responses to Coronavirus

Allie Cat News: Churches’ Responses to Coronavirus

Allie Hall, Staff Reporter April 6, 2020

With the COVID-19 outbreak, churches have had to quickly adapt to the new circumstances. Allie interviews Rebecca Malburg, a staff member from The Ridge in Columbus, to talk about how the church has responded...

Nature Bounces Back

Nature Bounces Back

Grace Wolter, Staff Reporter April 6, 2020

Ever since the outbreak of COVID-19, all that is seen on the news is virus-related information. Every day there is a new update and, what seems like, more and more bad news. Regardless of all the fear...

Salt Lake City Earthquake Overlooked by Businesses

Salt Lake City Earthquake Overlooked by Businesses

Savannah Wells, Staff Reporter March 24, 2020

With recent devastation involving the COVID-19, other tragedies have been disregarded. On March 18, a 5.7 magnitude earthquake struck Salt Lake City, Utah. This earthquake has caused many factories and...

Service Pups

Service Pups

Heidi Banaschak, Staff Reporter March 23, 2020

Dogs have evolutionized over many centuries, becoming important helpers to human beings today. National Puppy Day, observed on March 23 this year, is a holiday expressed in America on where owners can...

President Donald Trump speaks at a press conference on March 15.

The Politics of the Coronavirus

Maggie O'Connor, Staff Reporter March 17, 2020

While there is much to be said about the Coronavirus epidemic in itself, there seems to be much more going on than just the virus. The politics behind a national emergency can be overwhelming and seem...

National and Local Coronavirus Updates

National and Local Coronavirus Updates

Gaby Heredia, Content Editor March 14, 2020

The infamous disease that seems to be traveling the world is continuing to get worse as the days go on. President Donald Trump just declared the pandemic of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) a national emergency....

BCSC Releases Coronavirus Statement

BCSC Releases Coronavirus Statement

Caroline Emerick, Content Editor March 11, 2020

Something that has been on everyone’s minds is COVID-19 or Coronavirus disease. This virus has become a public health emergency and many countries are struggling under pressure to find a solution....

Watch Out for Hidden Cameras

Watch Out for Hidden Cameras

Emily Siefert, Staff Reporter March 9, 2020

Hidden cameras are everywhere. That can be very scary because you never know who is watching you. The scariest place you could find a hidden camera is in your hotel room.  There have been a couple...

Black History Month

Black History Month

Adelfo Perez, Staff Reporter February 25, 2020

Most people know about Black History Month, which is observed every February in the United States. However, not everyone knows about the people who influenced Black History month. Here are six African...

Allie Cat News: The Future of Phones

Allie Hall, Staff Reporter February 21, 2020

Allie Hall discusses the new direction phone companies are taking to adapting to the needs of their customers.

Weekly News: Feb. 17-21

Weekly News: Feb. 17-21

Gaby Heredia, Content Editor February 21, 2020

Purdue’s new Fast Start Program launches this year. A few days after Purdue announced that they were freezing their tuition for the ninth consecutive year, they launched a Fast Start Program....

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