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A Group Conspicuously Similar to That Scary News Company Purchases The Bridge
On Tuesday of last week The Bridge was informed that it was now under the ownership of a local branch of “Sinclair Media Group.” This is actually a pleasant surprise. The Bridge has infamously been underfunded, and despite the fact
Feminist Amish Reject Patriarchy, Satire From Juan Lacayo
Feminist Amish Reject Patriarchy An uncommon sight occurred in the hamlet of Treadwell, PA last month, when a group of three young Amish women were spotted window shopping on the boardwalk of the newly gentrified Lovall District. Passersby noticed
Wait like Teeth, Short Fiction
Wait Like Teeth If you can imagine, in a way it’s sort of laughable to think that the worst part of an earthquake could have been its aftershock. How often is it the case, that something terrible enough is followed,
Riding the Trail of Tears: A Review.
Riding the Trail of Tears is a creative and fun to read novel written by PCC faculty member Blake Hausman, and set in the near future. The protagonist, Tallulah Wilson, is a part-Cherokee guide for the people who buy a