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The Angler
I recently watched “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie,” and although I had heard some negative things going in, I was optimistic as I entered the theatre. Illumination is known to “play it safe” when it comes to their movies, and as a well-established name, they know that even if a movie does not do well,...
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We often see and hear people complaining about their jobs, and that’s not without reason. Work culture has become a pretty prominent staple in recent years, and working multiple jobs has become the norm for many. People who work one or more jobs often complain about them, although I can’t act like I am not...
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It’s “Beyond My Wildest Dreams” to invite you to “Be Our Guest” in the musical filled weekend before we hunker down for finals. Lake Sumter State College and South Lake High School want you to be “part of that world” and to “chill like a villain” at their musicals. LSSC is showcasing The Little Mermaid while SLHS presents Descendants the Musical this weekend
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Let’s be honest, when most college students hear “world peace,” it can sound like one of those big, unrealistic ideas people talk about in speeches, but never actually see. Between classes, assignments, jobs, and figuring out life, it might feel like global issues are beyond our control. But the truth is, world peace isn’t just...
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Have you ever wondered why a rose is red? The chromatic display of a rose actually provides a compelling analogy for the intricacies of human emotional processing. The rose’s hue for instance, is not a product of its inherent redness or because the rose is particularly “good” at being red; in fact, it’s quite the...
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I’m not the first person to say it and I won’t be the last. Graduation is coming up quickly and I have no idea what’s coming next. Between deadlines for enrollment, waiting for important emails, and a new job;, the future feels uncertain. It’s important to remember during these times of transition that things take...
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In this student spotlight, Corinne Kemp shares her reasoning for her chosen major, her experiences as an employee for LSSC’s Foundation, and her passion for the performing arts. Bachelor of Applied Sciences in Leadership Kemp has already received her associate’s degree at LSSC. As a junior, she is currently completing LSSC’s Bachelor of Applied Sciences...
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“Would you give 100,000 dollars to someone you met three weeks ago? I wouldn’t.” A quote made by Rob Rausch after winning 220,800 dollars on the final episode of season four of “The Traitors.” In the high-stakes world of reality television, where alliances are as fragile as glass and trust is simply a currency, Rob...
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In this student spotlight, Katherine McGaffick speaks about her plans to major in English, her experience as an employee for LSSC’s enrollment service department, and her journey as an equestrian. Majoring in English McGaffick has been a student at LSSC since Aug. 2024. As a sophomore, she is currently completing her associate’s degree. She plans...
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It’s usually quiet right before you give up. Not dramatic. Not loud. Just quiet. The kind of quiet where you’re sitting alone after class, staring at an assignment you don’t fully understand, or lying awake at night thinking about everything you still have to figure out. In those moments, your thoughts get louder. Doubt starts...
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