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“Measure Twice”

By Tom Clark Like most significant scientific discoveries, my chance contribution to the annals of history came accidentally. The incident opened up a universe of possibilities and shook the foundations of physics. Or so I […]

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The Sweet 90s

By Sarah Synk On a Thursday night, a time many students consider a good time to consume alcohol, I attended the annual theme show fundraiser of the Worcester State Chorale to support their wonderful group. […]

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Cold Times

The walk path. Grimaldi’s Pizzeria (labelled “1”) to Joe Allen (“2”). By Zach Smith What’s better, condescending chill or wonderful warmth? The answer depends on who you talk to. In a 2009 study by the […]

Creative Writing

Becoming a Writer

By Gabrielle Plainte As a child, I started writing even before I could hold a pen. I wove stories about monsters under the bed and princesses in castles, fantasies of a three-year-old girl’s mind. My […]

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Blocked

By Carol Chester Sitting in the Sullivan Commons at Worcester State University, I hear two women talking at a table across the room from where I am seated. Normally, there would be nothing unusual about […]

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A Very Scary Moment

By Michelle Rivas Pregnancy is a very normal process for those women who make the decision to become mothers, if they do not have any medical condition that prevents them to get pregnant. Ideally, pregnancy […]