By Amber Burg–The Mustang football team is no longer the only group making the crowd erupt in excitement on Saturdays. The Marching Mustangs have marched onto the field and into the hearts of Mustang fans. It’s been over two decades since the college has had a marching band, and the fans and students have missed…
By Jenni Beaver–During the last four days I have had one thing going through my mind. “Just one more chapter.” I’ve been reading—and I have been enthralled with—Steven James’s Blur, the story of Daniel Byers, a sixteen-year-old Wisconsin student, who, over the past few weeks, has been seeing “visions” of a girl named Emily Jackson. …
By Katie Copple– They were the ideal mother/daughter pair that we idolized throughout our pre-teen years. We heard countless Gilmore-ism’s throughout the middle school hallways. It was THE SHOW to watch during its seven-season run, and on October 1st Gilmore Girls hit Netflix with all of its run-on sentences and coffee-induced glory. It has been seven…
By Hannah Hecht– This Wednesday, October 1st, a record 820 Morningside students will go “Into the Streets” for a day of city-wide community service. The event, organized by Omicron Delta Kappa, the campus upperclassman honor society, will give students the chance to volunteer at 75 different locations in the Sioux City area. Students will perform…
By Hannah Severson Senior year: the year that senioritis hits most seniors. We don’t really want to do anything because we are almost done, and we just want to be lazy before going out into the real world. As a nursing student though, that is not the case. I live with three nursing majors, and all…
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