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Make the right choice: send Patrick Schmidt to Congress. 

Brock Willard managing editor  Nov. 8 is the date of the midterm elections where elected officials are selected. A slew of offices are up for selection: state representative and senator, a US Senator, and a choice we here in Pittsburg get to help make, the Representative for Kansas’ 2nd Congressional …

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Chivalry is dead, and that’s okay 

Bella Mezzacapo photojournalist  Chivalry: the medieval knightly system with its religious, moral, and social code. According to the Cambridge Dictionary, to be chivalrous is to be very polite, honest, and kind, especially by men toward women. In today’s day and age, we commonly hear the words “chivalry is dead,” but …

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Volleyball qualifies for MIAA tournament after 1-1 week  

Josie McCroskey, freshman libero, passes the ball up after a hit from NWMSU on Oct. 22. Megan brownell Megan Brownell photojournalist   This past week, gorilla volleyball played two mid week matches against the Washburn University Ichabods and Emporia State University Hornets. They first traveled to Topeka, KS on Oct. 26, …

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Smooth Bananas: ‘Midnights’ 

Brock Willard managing editor  “Midnights” is Taylor Swift’s newest release, a return to her pop style, ala “Reputation.” However, this circling back onto earlier styles feels quite disjointed from her recent trends.  The album, produced by Swift’s long time creative partner Jack Antonoff, is an album about “thoughts that creep …

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Rotten Bananas: Why ‘Bros’ didn’t work 

Brock Willard managing editor  One of the latest romantic comedies to hit the theatres was “Bros,” one of only a handful of romantic comedies centering on gay people and their lives to receive a large theatrical release. The movie had a budget of 22 million but released to a measly …

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Taylor Swift’s Anti-Hero Music video isn’t fatphobic 

Megan Brownell photojournalist   This past weekend, Taylor Swift released her 10th studio album, Midnights. The album was promoted in a variety of ways through social media.   Close to her album release, she came out with a schedule for the week of the release such as a special surprise, music videos, …

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Volleyball drops senior night to no.13 Northwest Missouri  

Janae Thurston, junior right side hitter, jumps to hit the ball over the net towards Northwest on Oct. 22. Megan Brownell Megan Brownell photojournalist   On Oct.22, Gorilla Volleyball hosted the Northwest Missouri State University Bearcats in a senior night matchup. They lost 0-3. Before the match, they honored four graduate …

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Raft Races draws a crowd to University Lake 

Members of Phi Sigma Kappa complete their race in the Fall Homecoming Raft Races held at University lake on Oct. 21 after being canceled previously due to poor weather. Dominic Santiago Dominic Santiago social media editor  The Homecoming Committee held the annual raft race competition on Oct. 21., at University …

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All art is political 

Brock Willard managing editor  Whether you like it or not, all art has a message. There is no such thing as meaningless art, because all art (at time of printing) is created by people with values and ideas of their own.  When we say, “all art is political,” what do …

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An editor’s farewell 

Brock Willard managing editor (former editor-in-chief)  To the readers of the Collegio (both in print and online), it is with great emotion and feeling that I must say goodbye as your editor-in-chief.   When I took on the position of editor-in-chief, I was just beginning my master’s degree in music and …

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