Games That Changed the World

Written by Kanyon Pierce With the video-gaming industry having a net worth of $92 billion there is no doubt that video games are a very important part of our modern history. If we go back further than that, we find tabletop roleplaying games and even before that, simple board games. The real question is “What games contributed the most to the rise of this gaming empire?” I am here to answer that, without further ado, I present, Games That Changed the World. Dungeons and Dragons I know I talk about...
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let’s last forever

a poem by Grace Brown i haven’t written for you in a while and i sadly wonder why   maybe putting my feelings into words doesn’t seem to satisfy   i’d rather whisper in your ear and talk in between a kiss   why is it so hard to long...
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12 Terrific Tech Tools

Written by Brooke Anderson Picture this, it’s 11:58pm on a Sunday and you have five chapters of Shakespeare to miserably misinterpret, math homework with numbers that extend beyond your attention span, and flashcards that refuse to write themselves. Have you ever been there before? Yeah, me neither. Even if you...
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Class of 2022: Preparing for Senior Year

Written by Rachael Willis Now is the perfect time for all high school juniors to start preparing for college applications! Although application deadlines are months away, it is never a bad idea to get a head start. Here are some of my recommendations for current juniors who are preparing for...
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Types of Humor

Written by Illia Solano Humor.  I feel like a person’s humor plays a big role in their personality and how they are perceived. Like, do they have really witty jokes that get people every time? Or do they just have plain old dad jokes or puns at the ready? Whatever...
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Atop a Mountain So Vast

Written by Gracielle Dedo A Brief Expert from a Short Story Atop a mountain so vast, the eye struggled to reach. Identifying its peak, the sharp shadow cast by the moon hugged a quad of cylindrical towers, each with points piercing the surface of the clouds. The masses blended into the base of tapering rock. Brass and silver curled around each, inching to a diamond point.  The sky had fallen rather dull in the hours leading up to the eight simultaneous...
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5 Tips for First Time Dungeon Masters

Written by Kanyon Pierce So, you want to be a Dungeon Master? Not to brag but I have been regularly Dungeon Mastering for almost 3 ½ years now, and I am well-versed in the rules and techniques of 3rd, 4th, and 5th editions. Just for a reference, the 3rd edition...
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