At the height of Danny Masterson’s career in the sitcom he is best known for, “That ’70s Show,” he raped two women more than 20 years ago and is now facing 30 years to life in prison.

“The body is a relentless witness,” one of the accusers spoke of the lastling impact Masterson’s actions have had on them. N. Trout, said in a statement that was read aloud in the courtroom on Thursday. “When you raped me you stole from me,” she said. “That is what rape is, a theft of the spirit.”

The rape may have taken place over 20 years ago but the evidence is convicting. Women need to begin to understand that their voices can be heard though time has gone on. This case and the fact that the perpetrator was found guilty though he is an icon shows that rape victims will be heard.

Yesterday in Sioux City Iowa the east dakota highway patrol ordered hand held radar guns in order to do their jobs but studies say they could develop cancer from the exposure. Admm Smith says there will be procoussions taken and a ban made that affects 70 radar guns that will be withdrawn and will no longer be in service. State troopers will continue to use radar guns mounted on the side of their cruisers.

The unravelling of a celestial delight took place last night, August 30, 2023. A once-in-a-century happening. This will not take place again until 2037. The term, “Super Blue Moon”, refers to a super moon and a blue moon combination. This is when the earth’s natural satellite, the moon, reaches its closest point to the earth.

Many students at Morningside were inside working at this time on reading assignments or typing away at their writing. The Super Blue Moon serves as a light in the darkness of these busy and rambunctious times of starting school up again. The 30th, Wednesday night, marked exactly one week of Morningside’s classes starting back up.

Many photographers took advantage of this once-in-a-lifetime event and captured hundreds of breathtaking photos. Astronomy junkies also set out, particularly for the sights. Morningside’s beautiful campus had many locations for the splendid view perfect for this extravaganza.

Casey Kruger was born and raised in Omaha Nebraska, he is a twin to a sister and also has a younger 9 year old sister. His sisters are picky eaters he says so the food at home varies because of clashing opinions on food but the food is often bland to quench the preferred plain taste. There are three pups at home; the family joys. Tucker is the oldest, he is 15 as of the fourth of July. Then comes Sadie, six years old and a German Shepherd. Last is grandma Abigail. The dogs of the family are very important to everyone. Tucker is Casey’s favorite because he has been around the longest. Tucker has been through the most with the family.   

 Casey is an athletic person as well. He enjoys track and cross country and he trains hard for these sports despite injuries in the past. Casey has fractured metatarsals in his foot and was out of his sports for 3 months because of it. His recovery and comeback has given him the opportunity to do these sports he loves right here at morningside. There is a scar Casey has on his right knee from falling off a rock at an Iowa Hawkeye game. Scars that tell his story. While chatting with Casey he mentioned he has studied spanish. He wants to be set apart from the croud when it comes to speaking multiple languages. Cacey say’s “there are so many reasons to learn spanish.” Being set apart in the job market being one of them.