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Climate change: more than a minor nuisance

Climate change: more than a minor nuisance

By Reid Fedors, Round Table reporter March 30, 2017

Blockbuster movies often tell a story about a force that humans created which now cannot be stopped. Much of the time it is a robot taking over the world and it is up to humans to come to the rescue. But...

Should students be allowed to wear what they want?

Should students be allowed to wear what they want?

By Madison Blumenauer, Round Table website editor-in-chief March 17, 2017

In school systems all across the country, dress codes are being enforced. Many people have complained about their student being sent home for wearing a skirt too short or a top with straps not thick enough....

Reflecting on the Womens March on Washington on International Womens Day

Reflecting on the Women’s March on Washington on International Women’s Day

By Bridget O'Toole March 13, 2017

My body, my mind, my power; my right to choose; my right to be; my right to equality and a president who believes in it. On Saturday, January 21, I fought for this, we joined together and fought for this. It’s...

While the Oscars are usually a night of pure class, this year things took a slight turn.

And the Oscar is supposed to go to…

By Meg Kady, Round table reporter March 7, 2017

The Oscar broadcast on Feb. 26 was great. Until it wasn’t. I started out the night with the red carpet show saying, “This is the most well produced live event I have seen in awhile.” That attitude...

NBA All Star Weekend 2017

By Brian Walker March 2, 2017

Expectations for the recent NBA All-Star weekend in New Orleans were high as there were a number of celebrities and elite athletes in attendance, but it failed to meet the standard that fans have come...

Super Bowl LI proves to be the most memorable

Super Bowl LI proves to be the most memorable

By Garrett Baker, Round Table reporter February 22, 2017

The Super Bowl: the NFL season culminated in one game in which the two best teams get to battle it out on the big stage in front of 113.7 million people. The game has created many classics throughout the...

College football playoff rankings are shaken up after week 11

College football playoff rankings are shaken up after week 11

By Jake Stafford, Round Table reporter November 22, 2016

The 11th week of college football was the best one that fans have seen this year by far. With the the amount of ranked teams losing, the latest polls are going to be left significantly different than last...

College football rankings disrupted after nine weeks

College football rankings disrupted after nine weeks

By Jake Stafford, Round Table reporter November 17, 2016

The ninth week of college shook up the polls and the first official college football playoff rankings. Week nine started out with nine unbeaten teams and concluded with only five remaining. Previously...

Week six of college football is full of upsets in rankings

Week six of college football is full of upsets in rankings

By Jake Stafford, Round Table reporter October 27, 2016

The sixth week of college football has been completed with many recurring points and new projections for the Heisman trophy. After watching all of the games, I believe that Western Michigan is the second...

Week four of college football is successfully complete

Week four of college football is successfully complete

By Jake Stafford, Round Table reporter October 25, 2016

Another week of college football was successfully completed last weekend. Since there were no major upsets, surprising plays or big news in the world of college football, this wasn’t the best week to...

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