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The Wayne Stater

The student news site of Wayne State College

The Wayne Stater

The student news site of Wayne State College

The Wayne Stater

Ditch Spirit, build your costume secondhand

Maelee Beacom, Staff Writer October 22, 2024

Every year October rolls around and the big question, “what are you going to be for Halloween,” rolls around.  When it comes to Halloween costumes, fast fashion plays a major role. People want different...

Diddy is no joke

Hannah Keller, Staff Writer October 8, 2024

You may have heard the phrase, “There’s no party like a Diddy party!” and been easily mistaken.   A Diddy party isn’t a party most would want to be at, and frankly, they’re parties which...

How monopolists are killing the music industry

Jayde Teutsch, Editor-in-Chief October 1, 2024

Although humans have held live music events for eons, money-hogging companies Ticketmaster and Live Nation are destroying the joy of concerts and hurting small artists.   Ticketmaster, a ticket sales...

Changes to WSC food service providers lead to meal plan conflicts

Anna Mayes, Staff Writer September 24, 2024

Food service providers at Wayne State College changed from Chartwells to Fresh Ideas on July 1, bringing with it several changes with mixed results.   The provider switch came at the end of the contract...

The impact of language used in journalism

Jayde Teutsch, Editor-in-Chief September 24, 2024

Articles published online and in print can be opinions, news or even satirical commentary. However, the language used in the headlines and bodies of these stories is just as influential as the content...

Students become statistics in school shootings

Taylor Sloger, Staff Writer September 24, 2024

Students have started to become statistics, not based on how smart or athletic they are, but on whether they live or not.   There have been over 35 school shooting incidents which have cost students...

Outdated campus technology stifles student learning

Anna Mayes, Staff Writer September 24, 2024

Recent technological issues have added to concerns of outdated and ineffective campus technology for many Wayne State College students.  WSC senior Claire Jensen Krepel has had technology issues in...

Snow White and the CGI

Hannah Keller, Staff Writer September 17, 2024

Movies, television series, social media and news articles affect the way we perceive the people around us. The new live-action Snow White movie, which is to be released next year, is a prime example of...

AI being used in healthcare to assist in diagnosing ASD

Hailey Walsh, Staff Writer September 3, 2024

From the panic of professors desperate to catch plagiarizers, to the creation of an “AI assistant,” on almost every single social media platform and website, fears of AI have run rampant.   But...

The truth about my summer internship

Jayde Teutsch, Editor in Chief August 28, 2024

Most college students are required to complete an internship before graduating, and I recently finished mine with the newspaper in my hometown. While I learned a lot through my advisors, I learned a lot...

The endless assumptions of college majors

Hannah Keller, A&E Editor April 16, 2024

Throughout my time at Wayne State College, I’ve noticed that people like to assume.   Whether that be assuming someone’s major, what they do in their free time, whether they’re in a relationship...

“Not queer enough”

Maddie Genoways, Opinion Editor March 26, 2024

Growing up queer in rural Nebraska, I never felt I had a place to be myself.   By day, I swallowed up the teachings of my outdated theology textbooks and bigoted priests who proclaimed the only place...

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