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Author’s Note: This story contains no spoilers for the film discussed. “You Can See Everything,” the first feature film by director Nathan Fielder, is out worldwide. Working with A24 up-and-comer Lance Oppenheimer, responsible for the recent Chris Hansen drama “Primetime,” Fielder dives deep into the world of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes 34 days before
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Gallery • 12 Photos Ethan Tompkins Men's basketball huddles up prior to tip-off against Haskell.
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Andrew Ryan and Ethan Koehn Ethan and Andrew take a deep dive on the MLB and how both teams have carved their paths to where they are now. They also take a look at how pitching and batting has led them to the world series.
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Melissa Kolle and Linda Shine President Jody Fournier and his wife Debbie Fournier take Baker Orange staff Melissa Kolle and Linda Shine on a tour of Collins House.
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Kansas City has welcomed a new professional sports team to the state that many fans may not know about. The Diamonds are part of the Professional Softball League (PSL) which aims to grow sports popularity. With so many passionate fans in Kansas City, the team is determined to showcase the new culture it can bring...
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The wait is finally over for NBA fans as the regular season is back in action Tuesday. The Detroit Pistons take on the Boston Celtics at 3:00 p.m. EST to open up the season. The reigning champion New York Knicks start their season against the newly loaded Philadelphia 76ers. The offseason was a crazy one...
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Baker University women’s soccer lost 3-0 to seventh-ranked Clarke University on Saturday, October 17. The women are 3-12 and in the midst of a six-game losing streak in which they have totaled only one goal. This Saturday was no different for a team struggling from an offensive standpoint. The Wildcats were only able to create...
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On Oct. 19 1953, Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 was published. What began as a short story became Ray Bradbury’s highest selling and most controversial novel. Bradbury got his start when he published a few smaller stories in fanzines, which were smaller self-published magazines between 1938 and 1940. As Bradbury continued writing, he had his first...
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Most thriller movies end in a cliff hanger, a plot twist, or a shocking turn of events. For Michael Showalter and Nick Antosca’s adaptation of the novel “Verity” by Colleen Hoover, the ending was all three, so much so that there were many questions left unanswered for viewers to ponder in the best way possible....
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