Wisdom Doesn’t Come With Years
KaraLee Langford, Editor For generations, those before us have never failed to offer a remedy for life’s simplest decisions. Phrases such as, “I was once young too, you know,” or
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KaraLee Langford, Editor For generations, those before us have never failed to offer a remedy for life’s simplest decisions. Phrases such as, “I was once young too, you know,” or
Read MoreWhat you won’t do, you will do for love…right? Over the past decade, women’s rights have become predominantly more relevant. More freedom has been demanded and to some degree, achieved.
Read MoreThree years ago I graduated from high school. Three years ago college wasn’t an option for me. Three years ago I had just escaped a religious cult. Never would I
Read MoreSince this will be my last editorial for the Pioneer, I wanted to share what being at the paper has been like for me. But first, I need to tell
Read MoreFeminism is a driving force for many young Americans today. Yet as far as we’ve come, we have further to go. Females have evolved through various stereotypes and will continue
Read MoreOne statement that I have heard a lot since 2016 is, “How did we get here?” America the place can often feel like political lines can run deeper than blood
Read MoreSo it is going to look like I’m writing a editorial about Spider-Man, but stick with me. I tend to consume my news from many different sources, so I come
Read MoreI’m not a political writer. You can ask anyone that knows me and they will tell you I would rather write about a tiger that raised some ducklings or something,
Read MoreWhen I took the position as editor of The Pioneer, I wasn’t even sure if I wanted to stay in school for another semester. I had few memories in college
Read MoreFacebook is addictive. Our phones are enablers. The chief executive officer of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, testified in front of Congress this week to discuss the leak of millions of users’
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