By: Jena Slater Can you imagine sitting in a classroom, waiting for attendance to be called, when out of nowhere you start feeling a very rapid thud, thud, thud? Following this, you begin feeling as […]
By: Rev David Wilson Rogers It was nothing more than human nature. After all, it is natural that proverbial “birds of a feather will flock together,” and that is exactly what they did. Having invited […]
By: KyAnna Walton Not age…not race…not gender…not religion: it has no type! It’s the only thing in America that passes no judgment. “IT” is the one thing America chooses to come together for. It sees […]
By: Gabriela Ramirez
By: Kendall Schneider For the last few weeks I have been on the search for yummy fall recipes that are pretty simple, but also cheap. In college, sometimes meals like that are hard to find. […]
By: Sophia Romero On October 12, 2017 the Roosevelt County Development Director, Orlando Ortega, held a job fair for Portales residents from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in the Memorial Building located at 200 E. […]
By: Rev. David Wilson Rogers In the last 40 years the church has waged a worship war with itself. Buzzwords such as “Contemporary” or “Traditional” have served to polarize and define worshiping communities in powerful […]
By: Anna George Dust spattered out and I wondered for a second if I was dead. It would happen here, on a bowing stage where I’d lived, breathed, lost. But the dust floats to the […]
Dear Crabby, It may be a little too early to start planning, but I am so ready for Thanksgiving break. I want to go home and visit my family, but I don’t know if it’s […]
By: Kendall Schneider Traveling has always intrigued me, and I have always dreamed of someday traveling the world. I have found that lots of other college students feel that way too. However, with a small […]
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