PSU celebrates Homecoming Week 

Bella Mezzacapo photojournalist  Students gathered at Carnie Smith Stadium to celebrate the beginning of Homecoming Week. The Homecoming Committee provided attendees with live music by the band ‘Quite Frankly’, inflatables, yard games, and free food from PSU Alumni.   The Homecoming Kickoff event was held on the first day of Homecoming …

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Workout for your happiness, not your weight 

Alyssa Tyler copy editor  For many of us, working out has been a way to lose weight, to be skinnier, to take up less space. Throughout the 90s the idea of “Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels” plagued our mothers, aunts, and grandmothers. Making them think, women specifically, are …

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Pitt State Beats Lincoln 49-10, Remains Undefeated 

Curtis Meyer, Reporter  The Gorillas gathered a 25-point lead in the first half of their game against the winless Blue Tigers this Saturday and kept that momentum going to extend the lead and secure the win.   Pitt State won the toss and chose to defer, with the defense forcing a …

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PSU Professor and PHS Band Teacher form community band 

Megan Brownell photojournalist   PSU professor Andrew Chybowski and Pittsburg High School teacher Cooper Neil came together to form a Pittsburg community band.   Neil has taught at PHS for 12 years as a band and strings teacher. Through his time, Neil mentioned how many parents of PHS students, alumni of PSU …

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Career Services hosts Fall Career Fair 

Savanna Malcolm, senior in business management, speaks with Kailan Cloud with CDL Electric Company during the Fall Career Fair on Oct. 19 in the Overman Ballroom. The fall and spring career fairs allow students to network with companies in a variety of different fields. Caleb Oswell Caleb Oswell photo editor  …

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Patriotism vs Community in the United States 

Brock Willard editor in chief  In any modern country, patriotism is a prevalent feature. It’s a tool to build community cohesion, and reinforce connection with your fellow countrymen, or at least that’s what it’s supposed to be about. I would argue that patriotism has undergone a significant shift in the …

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FOMO is real and we all experience it 

Bella Mezzacapo photojournalist  The fear of missing out (FOMO), is a unique term introduced in 2004. The term describes a feeling of apprehension that one is either not in the know or missing out on information, events, experiences, or life in general. We all experience FOMO, whether we know it …

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Student Rec hosts ‘Buti Yoga’ 

Students and faculty members participate in ‘Buti Yoga’ on Oct. 10 at the Student Recreation Center. Sarah Linville instructed the course. Alyssa Tyler Alyssa Tyler copy editor  Students, faculty, staff, and community members are invited to join graduate assistant of group fitness Sarah Linville for the weekly class of ‘Buti …

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Volleyball drops both games over weekend  

Meg Auten, graduate student outside hitter, gets ready to pass the ball after a hit from Nebraska-Kearney on Oct. 7. Megan Brownell Megan Brownell photojournalist   This past weekend, Gorilla Volleyball hosted two home conference games. They played University of Nebraska Kearney on Friday Oct. 7, then Fort Hays State University …

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