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Looking for a new avenue to express yourself? Try out music production, it’s not as scary as it seems!
Editor-in-Chief Jillian Paige Hicks on why we need laws to allow employees breaks: “While I can empathize with the dogmatic assertion that America was founded on hard-work, the work-life balance is hardly sustainable as it is.”
Kriegel writes, “there are ways instructors can alleviate suffocating policies that worsen mental and physical health crises: reject the narrow scope of functionality in academia, and recognize that students are unique and still maturing young adults. Some of us are sick, some of us are injured, or are parents, living alone, sole providers of finances, grieving, growing — and all of us are tired.”
Taylor Herndon and Paige Hicks share their experiences with eight-week courses alongside full semester courses.
“It behooves the staff to remind students that they must wear their mask properly. Yet, I have never seen a staff member address a student directly. It seems that their red scrubs grant them a certain level of immunity from the policies on campus.” — Father Greer.
Chi Nguyen discusses the continued importance of maintaining vigilance in a pandemic.
Reporter Angel-Hope Watts reveals data indicating rising suicide rates due to isolation.
Arts and Entertainment Editor Erica Bennett discusses her opinion on why resident students shouldn’t have to submit a COVID-19 test prior to entering the dorms.
Editor-in-Chief Noelle Kriegel expresses her opinion on USC Aiken resuming face-to-face as Aiken County maintains its COVID-19 health status as a critical risk.
News Editor Chi Nguyen reflects on things she is thankful for this pandemic and Thanksgiving season.
The hard-core evidence, not one’s sense of morality, is what should be guiding sex work policy and decriminalization.
This week’s Pacer Pillowtalk discusses the topic of ethical porn consumption.
Reporter Paige Hicks discusses her opinion on the invasive technology schools have resorted to using during the pandemic, citing numerous professional claims on the shortcomings of such technology. “Students are paying tens of thousands of dollars to have their higher-ed institutions sell them out.”
Editor-in-Chief Noelle Kriegel shares her experience as a gymnastics coach in a pandemic, highlighting the physical, mental and developmental struggles coaches and children face while still prioritizing health.
A&E editor Erica Bennett states her opinion as a musician on the lack of practice spaces available to music students.
Reporter Jillian Hicks recounts her experience with Jones County police department.
In this column, Angel-Hope Watts shares figures on abuse as well as tips to help out those who may be suffering.