Ismeily Gil | Writer Image via Pexels Many students know the daunting feeling of an assignment being due the next day, while you haven’t even started it. Procrastination is one of my biggest challenges. Assignments may seem overwhelming, difficult, or boring, making it easy to push them aside. The truth is, waiting until the last minute creates more stress. The hardest part is sometimes simply getting the motivation to get it started. Once you start to begin working, you may

Grace León | Writer Writer image by dimitrisvetsikas1969 via Pixabay This summer, I occupied the same Bethlehem pool twice a week. I watched kids swimming with new-age names. Names like Townes and Arcadia, which I only knew because their mom yelled at them every time they pushed, which was often. They played make-believe games, tricking each other into jumping in the pool. The older ones in a knowing bit, the younger ones coated in naivety and sunscreen. They followed the

Alexandria Ford | Writer Are you looking for a place on campus to connect with others and have judgment-free discussions? Whether you are a lifelong believer or have never even touched a Bible, Campus Christian Fellowship (CCF) is a club where everyone is welcome to come and join our discussions. We encourage students to ask questions and we will find the answers together. We study the Bible in small sections so as not to overwhelm anyone, and leave enough time to talk about

Kamila Estronza | Writer Kamila at senior sunrise Being a senior in high school while being a mere sophomore in college can make students feel sidelined. Whilst other seniors are looked up to and praised in regards of seniority, students like me feel that they are just another number of a school holding thousands. As a high school senior who still participates in sports and a few other activities I’m only given a small amount of instances where I’m still looked up to as a se

Nathan Johnson | Editor Image by anncapictures on Pixabay The vast majority of students are busy people, even more so at a community college like LCCC. Balancing classes, work, extracurricular activities, and finding time to spend with the people you care about is a real challenge. With 24 hours in a day, there is only so much time to accomplish everything you want to do. Keeping your priorities straight, especially as we enter this fall semester, is key to getting the most

Shi Weinhold | Editor Image by dimitrisvetsikas1969 from Pixabay. For most college students, summer is spent working, sometimes close to full-time hours throughout much of the week. In doing so, many lose sight of what summer is all about–making memories and finding happiness within yourself. I spent a lot of time working this summer and doing so made me feel a bit isolated from the things that made me happy. Despite that, I made sure that I made time for the people that mat

Lucas Yencho | Writer Photo Credit: Michael Taccetta via Pexels There is something about summer in the Lehigh Valley that just feels special. The days last a little longer, the weather finally cooperates, and if you know where to look, there is always something to do. The perfect summer day doesn’t have to be packed with plans; just make the most of what is around you. For me, the day can’t be perfect if it doesn’t start with a coffee. So my first suggestion is to find your

Karla Torres | Writer Photo Credit: SHVETS Production via Pexels Remember the sound of the television being on first thing in the morning, with some news or cartoon playing? Maybe the smell of coffee or breakfast as a family member gets ready for their day. All childhoods come to an end, but our memories remain. Although some may fade over time, they are a part of who we have become in the present. Our younger days may bring us joy or sadness, but they should never be forgot

Delaine Popa Nina | Writer Living the life of a college student always feels like a rush: running from class to class, driving to work, or even trying to hang out with friends when you are all free. My world completely slowed down when I decided to add a new member to the family. At just two months old, Kiki, a cockatiel, joined our lives. Birds at that age are still transitioning from a baby to a toddler, so you'll definitely have fun. They are clumsy, jumpy, and look at you

Megan Gizinski | Editor Photo Credit: Cottonbro via Pexels Lisa Frank, flip phones, vinyl records, Polaroid cameras- all things that have made a comeback in the 2020s that have millennials and boomers alike screaming, “Those aren’t new,” and, “The new generation always thinks they have something new to contribute” Insert a multitude of laughing-crying emojis here. However, no one is claiming to reinvent the wheel. In fact, in a sea of Facebook comments complaining about how