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Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind: Bright Enough for the Whole Crowd
By Draven Copeland, Editor-in-Chief For the past two weeks, Pellissippi State Community College’s theatre department has thrilled audiences with its Fall 2025 production, Charles Miller’s…
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Pellissippi Softball: Looking To The Future
By Hayden Ashby Last Wednesday, April 9, the Pellissippi State Panthers softball team (6-31) faced the Chattanooga State Tigers (37-6) in two back-to-back games, losing…
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OPINION: From F to M: Misrepresentation on State IDs
By Frederick Ewing As a trans person in the state of Tennessee, I cannot change my gender marker on my state-issued identification documents, which makes…
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How It All Began: Pax’s Origin, Part I
By Evie Hawkey, Cartoonist, with Additional Coloring by Lee Chaney
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Hands Off Knoxville: A Photo Essay
By Sophie Perrins, Photo Editor On April 5, 2025, thousands gathered in Downtown Knoxville at the intersection of Henley Street, Western Avenue, and Summit Hill…
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The History of Protest Theater: Professor Grechen Wingerter’s Upcoming Faculty Lecture
By Leyli Izadpanah, Writer Art has served as a powerful tool in protest movements throughout the years; from Paul Revere’s “Boston Massacre” engraving to Banksy’s…
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Variations Choir’s Trip To Prague: A Study Abroad Program With Extra Perks
By Lee Chaney with photos by William Dishmon Being part of the Variations choir at Pellissippi State Community College can be stressful; students are expected…
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The Stage of Revolution: The Latest in the Faculty Lecture Series
By Patrick Dobyns, Editor Those of you who have read my articles won’t be surprised to hear that I was very excited to attend Professor Grechen Wingerter’s lecture on protest… More
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What it is to watch everything everywhere all at once as a daughter of an immigrant
By Anna Trevathan, Editor A multi-cultural, multiverse exists, and I do not wonder if there are gigantic green…
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Transgender Day of Visibility at Pellissippi State: A Respite from the Madness
By Patrick Dobyns, Editor The last day of March marked the International Transgender Day of Visibility. So, to…
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“Here for a Better Life”: Pellissippi State Students Express Concern for their International and Immigrant Peers
By Rocket Belden, Staff Writer As many Pellissippi State Community College students are aware, the Trump administration has…
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Imaginary Gardens’ Mag Comic Expo Winners!
By Draven Copeland, Editor-in-Chief For our booth at this year’s Mag Comic Expo, we at Imaginary Gardens hosted…
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The History of Protest Theater: Professor Grechen Wingerter’s Upcoming Faculty Lecture
By Leyli Izadpanah, Writer Art has served as a powerful tool in protest movements throughout the years; from…
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Intramural Madness: Pellissippi’s Basketball Tournament
By Hayden Ashby On April 1, 2025, four teams from the Pellissippi State Intramural Basketball League faced off…
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Mag Comic Expo 2025: A Photo Essay
By Lee Chaney, Kaleb Guzman, and James Cochran The 2025 Mag Comic Expo was a brilliant display of…
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The Fall Semester’s Theatre Production: Charles Miller’s Riotous Rendition of Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind
By Scarlett Hall, Writer Charles Miller’s take on Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind by Greg…
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Variations Choir’s Trip To Prague: A Study Abroad Program With Extra Perks
By Lee Chaney with photos by William Dishmon Being part of the Variations choir at Pellissippi State Community…
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I Saw the TV Glow: An Analysis of a Painful Allegory
By Rocket Belden, Staff Writer Jane Schoenbrun’s 2024 film I Saw the TV Glow is a beautiful reflection…
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