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A New Hampshire state representative proposed legislation this month to make consensual prostitution legal in the state. While prostitution is currently legal in Nevada, it is only legal in brothels and is illegal in Carson City, the capital, and four out of 16 counties. Street prostitution is illegal. The […]
Adults have found a new way to entertain themselves while releasing the stress they have accumulated during the day—through coloring books. Coloring books, better known as adult coloring books, have become a new trend in the market. These books provide people different ages a healthy entertainment opiton instead of spending […]
Ana Mendoza, or Sofia as she is better known, has not only united two cultures through basketball but has also united her team through leadership. Mendoza is a Colombian student at John Brown University who plays for the University’s Golden Eagles women’s basketball team. Her passion for basketball began in […]
The Golden Eagles tennis teams can be described in one word: focused. The men’s and women’s tennis teams have taken many steps toward success in the spring season, which begins on Feb. 12. The teams have practiced several times a week, using different aspects of fitness to prepare for competition. […]
1. Tropical Sun Cold temperatures might be blistering in with winter, but for cool refreshment, a snow cone would be a good idea. 2. El Cunado Take a short trip to Oklahoma to taste authentic Hispanic food. This food truck can mostly be spotted on Hwy […]
Partners Against Trafficking Humans (PATH) is working to launch a safe house in Arkansas for adult survivors of sex trafficking, sexual exploitation and prostitution. There are currently no safe houses in Arkansas dedicated to serving the specific needs of this demographic. The safe house is stated to open in an […]
My 13th birthday party is a day that I look back on fondly. It was a celebration of my life thus far as well as a special ceremony commemorating my commitment to purity. My father made a video montage of photos and videos including my birth, becoming an older sister, […]
Walker Wonderland, a well-loved tradition at John Brown University, lasts only a few hours, but planning and preparing for the event starts months before. “We started talking about Walker Wonderland beginning at staff training in August. Halls have been getting their ideas together for the past month or so,” Haley […]
Mayra Ramirez sees God at work in even the simplest things—a broken arm. Ramirez, a freshman accounting major from Belize, broke her arm in September from tripping on concrete. “Back in Belize I’ve been so wild,” Ramirez said, recalling the times when she hiked mountains and even flew out of […]
Students call for empathy and conversation Protesters took to the streets of Chicago in response to the trial of Officer Jason Van Dyke of the Chicago Police Department for the shooting of Laquan McDonald on Nov. 28. McDonald, an African-American youth, was shot 16 times by Jason Van Dyke after […]