COVID-19 is still causing issues, but this time on more of a political scale. With the virus still consuming every bit of our news feed, phases restrictions and masks, and social distancing enforced, mail-in ballots are what seem to be the move for some voters. But there are some differing opinions that go along with
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Faith, hope, and love… a saying you usually would see on a soccer mom’s kitchen wall by her coffee pot, but Patrick Blanchard, a retired medical lawyer, takes those words to heart. Blanchard is the Director of the Methodist Children’s Home, a 120 year old organization that started in Ruston Louisiana. The Children’s Home is
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When a person jumpers in front of a moving car to meet their future wife, that’s called commitment. That’s exactly what happened with Nick Killibrew back in 2014 whenever he met marketing major Kaitlyn Fickle. When asked about their less than normal meeting, Nick said, “ I jump in the way of her pretty much…safely
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Today marks a year since Miss Southeastern 2020, Janine Hatcher, was crowned as the current University Titleholder. The year hasn’t looked like previous reigning years, but Hatcher has done her best with holding her own in the unknowns of COVID-19. One unknown, was the ability to have the Miss Southeastern 2021 pageant, hosted by the
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As February 27th inches closer, Lions Football Head Coach Frank Scelfo and coaching staff prepare for the spring season. Although there aren’t any Saturday Night Lights, the Lions have still put up some high performance during fall practice these past few weeks. Practice number five held promise for the offense as the wide receiver group
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COVID-19 blindsided all fourteen thousand plus students at Southeastern Louisiana University, and the Southeastern Football Team’s roster received another blow whenever Tom Burnett, the Southland Conference Commissioner, said that the fall sports season was postponed. Southeastern’s Athletic Director Artigues said,” You know, when it first initially hit, it was a challenge, it was a punch
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