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Colleen Hoover’s books ignite debates: clash over content and themes

Colleen Hoover’s books ignite debates: clash over content and themes

New York Times bestselling author Colleen Hoover is popular for her romance books.
Hoover’s main audience is primarily teen girls. Several of her book’s dive into complex situations that involve many emotional and dark themes.

Hoover is praised on the internet for her books, recently there has been some controversy.
Hoover’s most known book “It Ends with Us” became a hit after it went trending on TikTok, much of a hit that a movie for the book is being released on Friday June 21.

Diverse Opinions on Professional Media and Journalism Ethics

Diverse Opinions on Professional Media and Journalism Ethics

Everyday the world is being impacted by the spread of misinformation. Journalists play a major role in society that discusses the pursuit of the truth. Knowing the real truth and facts, gives relevant news and information to the people. For example, some student publications have been shut down because they wrote about something that told the truth about that topic. People around the world should continue to have the right to be able to share truths. More protection for journalists will help journalists be protected from being forced to identify confidential sources, rumors, violence and more.

Exemplary educator honored: Instructor receives excellence award

Exemplary educator honored: Instructor receives excellence award

Susan L. Forrest, the esteemed professor of biology at Butler CC, has been recognized with a prestigious excellence award for her outstanding contributions to teaching within the fields of science, engineering, and mathematics. With her unwavering dedication and passion for education, Forrest has not only imparted knowledge but also inspired countless students throughout her tenure. Her innovative teaching methods and commitment to student success have set her apart as a beacon of excellence within the academic community.

Student Athletes Break Records in track

Student Athletes Break Records in track

At Butler CC college there is a variety of sports and activities that students are involved in. Athletes continue to pursue their passion in sports such as track and field, basketball, football, baseball, soccer and more. This year, track regionals were at Pittsburg University on Friday, Feb 16. through Sunday. Feb 18.

A Literary Haven for Book Lovers of all ages

A Literary Haven for Book Lovers of all ages

In downtown El Dorado, Reliant Bookstore, located at 114 N. Vine, stands as a beacon of literary culture and community engagement in this Midwestern town. Since its inception five years ago in 2019, the independent bookstore has become a cherished destination for book lovers of all ages, offering a diverse selection of titles, hosting events and fostering a sense of belonging among its patrons. Many can visit https://www.reliantbookstore.com/ website to look and buy their own books.

The importance of registering to vote

The importance of registering to vote

As the 2024 presidential election dominates the news, the attention has turned to first-time voters, who now can change the future of the United States.

As the campaign heats up, contenders are seeking attention for the support of the new demographic. This upcoming election is expected to be one of the most major in recent history, with a wide range of issues at risk.

The first steps of the 2024 Presidential election

The first steps of the 2024 Presidential election

The state of Kansas held its third-ever presidential primary on Tuesday, March 19, the first primary election since 1992.

This was a departure from the state’s typical caucus system and gave Kansans a chance to vote in one of the first milestones of the 2024 election. The change was authorized by a House Bill, passed in 2023 as state lawmakers hoped for a higher voter turnout. Unless a similar legislature is passed, the traditional caucus system will return for 2028.

 

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