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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

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Established 1885

The Washburn Review
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Pearl and X tell two parts of terrifying trilogy

'Pearl' and 'X' tell two parts of terrifying trilogy

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Washburn film student takes home first-place honors for his documentary about a Kansas drag queen

Washburn film student takes home first-place honors for his documentary about a Kansas drag queen

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Teachers grade their students all the time, but should students get to grade their professors? If students grade their professors it would provide feedback, ultimately helping teachers and in turn the students.

Opinion: Should students grade their professors?

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Reality shows are TV programs that follow the lives of real people and is meant to be a source of entertainment. However, these shows represent how reality can be distorted through editing and deceiving impacting viewers perceptions of reality.

Reality TV distorts people's perception of true reality

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Head coach, Craig Schurig, welcomes highschool juniors and families. Schurig has built one of the most respected programs in the MIAA with three NCAA playoff appearances as well as the 2005 MIAA title coming on the heels of a 2007, 2009 and 2011 and 2021 runner-up finish in the conference race.
Naiuri Krein, freshman in pre-engineering, and Ashley Heavner, freshman in mass media, sprint toward the hurdles in the 100-meter hurdle event. Krein placed 10th in the event with a time of 15.51 seconds and Heavner placed 12th with a time of 15.94 seconds.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, holds the Lamar Hunt Trophy after the NFL AFC Championship playoff football game against the Cincinnati Bengals, Sunday, Jan. 29, 2023, in Kansas City, Missouri. The Chiefs won 23-20.
Zac Chandler, senior in kinesiology, flies over the bar in the pole vault event. Chandler finished the meet with a top height of 4.40 meters.
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Trending Stories
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Pearl and X tell two parts of terrifying trilogy

'Pearl' and 'X' tell two parts of terrifying trilogy

2
Washburn film student takes home first-place honors for his documentary about a Kansas drag queen

Washburn film student takes home first-place honors for his documentary about a Kansas drag queen

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Teachers grade their students all the time, but should students get to grade their professors? If students grade their professors it would provide feedback, ultimately helping teachers and in turn the students.

Opinion: Should students grade their professors?

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Reality shows are TV programs that follow the lives of real people and is meant to be a source of entertainment. However, these shows represent how reality can be distorted through editing and deceiving impacting viewers perceptions of reality.

Reality TV distorts people's perception of true reality

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Changing perception and increasing recognition of the distinctions between sex and gender identity necessitates a lexicon that allows us to accurately describe what, or who, we’re discussing. It is imperative to be mindful of the language used when referring to groups of people.

The debate between woman versus female

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SRWC continues to serve students by offering fitness options
Halle Meister, MM403 Special Reporter • May 15, 2023
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Anjali Tamang, Content Creator • May 4, 2023
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