An experienced dental field professional, Jolene Cervera-Aguado has worked in Texas and Colorado. She is also a full-time student at Pikes Peak Community College. Jolene enjoys spending time with her family, husband Joey, son Peyton, son Clayton, and dog Romo. She lives and breathes competition and a family- first mentality. In “Forever Grateful,” Jolene writes […]
(Kayla Nieman is a Pikes Peak Community College student planning on studying radiology or photography next year, while still competing in weekend rodeos and furthering her riding.) Many people go to rodeos and tell me how easy barrel racing looks, but they would think differently if they were on the back of such a powerful
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Silent Listen February Fury Bare Frost Forts Snow Owns Read Dear Literary Art I Rely Enchanted The End Can Insight Things I Admire I Dream Sabra Spedilari is 23 years old and from Colorado. She is studying English with a literature emphasis and is an
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Fanfiction is our present salvation from some entertainment problems. Book series often end on flat notes, leaving readers wanting more. Likewise, it’s not uncommon for TV shows to be canceled in their prime, forcing viewers to wish they knew what happens next. Most video games have flashy characters but next to nothing in terms of
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In a Japanese rural nursing home, a newcomer is busy making friends with the locals. Curious residents gather around a small white ball of fur resembling a baby harp seal. As they pet and hold it, it coos in response and blinks its wide gentle looking eyes. Many living there desperately need the distraction, as
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Sydney’s picking her nose again. You want to scream, even bat her hand away from her face. She is standing in the produce aisle, next to the loose leaf lettuce. People are staring. It’s all fun and games until someone finds a booger on their radicchio, you think to yourself. “Sydney,” you say to your
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