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Editor's Column: Does N-word belong at RHS?

Words are powerful instruments. For good, or bad, words can evoke intense emotions. Are some words so potent that they shouldn’t be used?

An ounce of prevention can create new disease

With recent tragic events such as the shootings in Pennsylvania and Colorado, certain takes on reality get lost in the shuffle. To create hostile situations as backlash has proven to be ineffective in

It's a dance not a marriage proposal

Flowers, candy, a romantic surprise evening. This is not a wedding proposal or an anniversary, this is just Homecoming. Asking someone to Homecoming has, in some cases, become a more expensive ritua

Renovated library offers space for books and community

The Kent Free Library is a historical landmark that has served the community for over 100 years and will continue to do so for 100 more.

Roosevelt Recycling Trashed

“This is the world we live in and this is our environment. If you care about yourself and you care about the world around you, then you should know that recycling is important,” said Environmental Clu

Roosevelt Recycling Trashed

“This is the world we live in and this is our environment. If you care about yourself and you care about the world around you, then you should know that recycling is important,” said Environmental Clu

Ohio considers ban on teen tanning

The city of Hamilton, located near Cincinnati, recently debated a ban on tanning beds for anyone under 18.

Tatto parlors take over Kent

For good or bad, tattoo parlors have become a staple of downtown Kent. More than that, tattoo culture has had a significant influence on the city itself.

RHS students newly tattooed, pierced

Senior Nicole Guth was given a unique 17th birthday present. Her mother took her to get her first tattoo.