All Hallows Eve is upon us, and my wallet is terrified. Spending wads on Halloween costumes and haunted house tickets is far more frightening than…
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To be honest…with Kristen Agar
To be honest, I’m tired of the social stigma that surrounds anxiety and depression. These mental illnesses affect such a large number of individuals, yet…
Read MoreAn Ode to Birkenstocks
The first time I ever saw a pair of Birkenstocks, my high school English teacher was rocking a really nice pair of clogs. I later…
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Vegan and vegetarian options in Liberty
1) Morning Day ($$) This local restaurant serves organic and mostly health food. It also has plenty of vegetarian and vegan options. One of their…
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Humans of Jewell
Freshman nursing major Jailyn Marshall opens up about her musical talents and what it’s like being a division II athlete. When asked what she loves…
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“Audrie & Daisy” brings light to sexual assault
Daisy Coleman was 14 years old when she was raped. Audrie Pott was 16 years old when she was sexually assaulted and committed suicide. Both…
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Humans of Jewell
Jeremy Hofman, a first year Oxbridge institutions and policy major, shares with the Monitor his passion for civil rights, along with his biggest fears, goals…
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Local Natives get funky with their third album
“Sunlit Youth” is a worthy junior attempt by Local Natives. I begin with a disclaimer, an admission of extreme bias. The Local Natives is the…
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New java joint grinds its way to Liberty Square
Hammerhand becomes the newest local business. Sip, guzzle or swish, the new java joint in Liberty is ready to filter and fuel the rest of…
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