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Sip of the Season
Trojan Torch reporter Lillian Davis highlights different Christmas drinks- from a delicious Sprite to an energizing Alani, Davis covers all sorts of "holiday-approved" drinks!
Nov 21


Due or Do? The Procrastination Epidemic
Sarah Martinez - Reporter Photo by Sarah Martinez We have all been there, an assignment due at 11:59 with the Google Doc staring back by 11:58. There was “no time” to do it before, or maybe there was, but your brain decided otherwise. Days turn into hours until the deadline is finally here. Of course, the assignment stays, and it is still 11:58 going on 11:59. “In my brain, the due date is when it needs to be started, not when it should be turned in. Until the day of
Nov 12


Just Give It Some Grace
Tera Hepler - Reporter There are albums people admire, and then there are albums that stay with people. Grace by Jeff Buckley was released in 1994 and is a collection that floats between folk, rock, blues, and alternative genres. The album itself is timeless and, after three decades, still has something new to reveal with its mix of beauty and pain that refuses to fade away. In a decade dominated by grunge and angst, Grace was released. Grace is one of those records
Nov 5


When the Cold Sets In: Understanding and Coping with Seasonal Depression
Alyssa Odle - Reporter Photos by Alyssa Odle As the days grow shorter and the air turns colder, many students notice a quiet change within themselves. It becomes harder to wake up in the morning, harder to focus, and harder to feel motivated for things that once came easily. It is not just you—and it is not just laziness. What you are feeling might be something known as seasonal depression, or Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Seasonal depression happens when shifts i
Nov 4


Maybe It Is The Phone
Sarah Martinez - Reporter Photos by Sarah Martinez Today's children have grown up with phones in their hands. Brainrot resurfaces every year, from crazy frog to skibidi toilet. With screen times averaging 7.5 hours for children between the ages of 8-18, two questions arise. What are the implications of this? What are the lasting effects? Parents often do not manage their children’s screen time and are left unaware of what their children access on the internet. In
Oct 16
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