FALL 2023 COVER STORY: BREAKING THE CYCLES
Anger, depression and Adderall. Handcuffed to a hospital bed in the suicide watch unit, all Nick could think about was Adderall. How the hell was…
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Rewriting History; By Women, For Women
The New York Times published an article titled “The Caretakers of Women’s Pandemic Stories,” which showcased the collection of acquired journal entries that the National…
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A College Student’s Guide to Family Friendly Outfits
With the holidays coming up, all VALLEY readers are obligated to remind the family members who the best dressed is. It is the time to…
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Philly Violence, Specifically On College Campuses
College is a time to prosper, learn and grow. It is a place where students should feel free and inspired to find themselves and pursue…
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Billie Eilish and Jesse Rutherford: My Opinion
The second song that comes up recommended by Spotify upon searching The Neighbourhood is “Daddy Issues.” Let’s talk about it! Jesse Rutherford (31), the lead…
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Making This Holiday Season Still Special
The holidays are always a special time of year. All the love and joy make for a unique feeling, along the with quality time with…
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Phillies Take On World Series
It has been an exciting “Red October” for Philadelphia residents and fans as the Phillies’ long awaited success has returned since their last advancement to…
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The Baseball Diet
Baseball season is upon us (and going wonderfully if you are a Phillies fan) which brings lots of excitement along with loads of good food….
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What Your Favorite Childhood Book Says About You
Getting read to as a kid is a formulative routine in child development. It was a time to be quiet, to be held and to…
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Italys’ Right-Winged Shift
Giorgia Meloni won Italy’s general election on September 25, which puts her in great position to become future prime minister. This would be Italy’s first…
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PSU Football Survival Guide: Game Time Edition
Ah, football season. The time of tailgating, school pride and sore feet. Most gamedays are filled with traditions, either family or school ones, but each…
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Honoring Queen Elizabeth II’s Death While Looking To The Future of England
Flags are lowered to half-staff, BBC’s famous red logo has gone black and God Save The Queen has shifted back to the national anthem. The…
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Robb Elementary School Shooting Leaves 21 Dead and America Mourning
The school shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School took place in 2012. A decade later, we find ourselves living in the same America, with 19…
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How To Become A Reader If You Hate Reading
First things first, you do not hate reading. No one does! We all read bedtime stories when we were children, which introduced us to simple…
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Survival Guide to The End of Semester Blues
Summer is just around the corner, which means sunshine and smiles, but it also means going back to your hometown and missing State College. Living…
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Art Breeding Empathy
Going to an art museum is never a bad idea. It is relaxing, enlightening, culturally inspiring and overall just a great activity for your mind,…
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All About The Blue-White Game
Finally, after a whole semester spent away from Beaver Stadium, we get to return right where we belong. The Blue-White game at Penn State has…
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Men’s Vs. Women’s March Madness
March is arguably one of the best times of the year for sports with the NCAA College Basketball tournament. When you think of March Madness,…
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What ‘WE ARE’ Listening to: Spotify Wrapped 2021
It’s that time of year again. Christmas lights, holiday scented candles, snow and yes, your Spotify Wrapped. Every December since 2016, Spotify has released each…
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Earning A’s by Catching Z’s
Finals season is right around the corner, which for some people means their sleep schedule is about to take a turn for the worse. Cramming,…
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